What is the reading list for? My guess is that it's meant as a place to collect articles you want to read but don't have time for right now?
That's not how I use it. I know from experience that if I don't read something immediately, there's very little chance I'll read it later.
I use the reading list as a kind of bookmark list, to keep track of articles I might want to refer to again. I used to use Evernote's web clipper for that but it stopped working on Safari.
Actually a feature that could be nice is a reading history or a 'liked' history. Sometimes I only like a post. Then, days or weeks later, I want to go back to it and it's rather hard to find. @ben
is that a possibility? Or does that already exist and I'm unaware of it?
One of the most salient features of our Tech Hiring culture is that there is so much bullshit. Everyone knows this. Each of us contributes his share. But we tend to take the situation for granted.
What is the reading list for? My guess is that it's meant as a place to collect articles you want to read but don't have time for right now?
That's not how I use it. I know from experience that if I don't read something immediately, there's very little chance I'll read it later.
I use the reading list as a kind of bookmark list, to keep track of articles I might want to refer to again. I used to use Evernote's web clipper for that but it stopped working on Safari.
Actually a feature that could be nice is a reading history or a 'liked' history. Sometimes I only like a post. Then, days or weeks later, I want to go back to it and it's rather hard to find. @ben is that a possibility? Or does that already exist and I'm unaware of it?
For me the reading list is a mix of "I way to read this later" and "I want to bookmark it"