u/robvbar

14 post karma · 21 comment karma · joined Apr 2015

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    IT Gigs/Contractual Work in Crypto Industry with the Payment Up to $2500 (self.criptomoedas)

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    IT Gigs/Contractual Work in Crypto Industry with the Payment Up to $2500 (self.criptomoedas)

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    IT Gigs/contractual work with the payment up to $2500 (self.brasil) [Autopromoção]

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    IT Gigs/contractual work with the payment up to $2500 (self.brasil) [Autopromoção]

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    IT Gigs/contractual work with the payment up to $2500 (self.brasil) [Autopromoção]

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    IT Gigs/contractual work with the payment up to $2500 (self.brdev) [Anúncio de Vagas]

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    Hey y'all! Wanted to offer to everyone interested in AI to participate in the challenge Enhance QA Bots with GPT-like Services. Offering a bounty - 1000$ for the best submission. (self.OpenSourceAI)

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    Hi y'all! looking for developers and analysts to complete coding, crypto, and financial challenges, as well as earn bounties for it. (self.opensource) [Promotional]

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    Join coding, crypto, and financial challenges! Earn bounties and a chance to join the team! (self.CodingChallengesFYI)

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    Join coding, crypto, and financial challenges! Earn bounties and a chance to join the team! (self.CodingChallenge)

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    Widget Design Challenge with Job Opportunities (JavaScript/TypeScript) (self.visualization)

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    🚀 Join BlockShop's IT Challenges and Explore Opportunities in Blockchain/Crypto! 🚀BlockShop invites you to participate in our exciting challenges on GitHub, offering bounties ranging from $100 to $1000. This is your chance to prove your expertise in various domains like DS, ML, NLP, web dev. (challenge.dn.institute)

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    Crypto Enthusiasts Wanted for OSINT Challenges! Uncover Market Manipulations and Craft Compelling Articles! 🚨 (self.opensource)

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    🕵️‍♂️ Crypto Enthusiasts Wanted for OSINT Challenges! Uncover Market Manipulations and Craft Compelling Articles! 🚨 (self.OSINT) [Analysis]

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    🌟 GitHub Challenge: Improve QA Bots with GH Actions - Crypto Attack Wiki 🌟 (self.github)

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    🚀 Join BlockShop's IT Challenges and Explore Opportunities in Blockchain/Crypto! 🚀 (self.deeplearning)

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    🚀 Join BlockShop's IT Challenges and Explore Opportunities in Blockchain/Crypto! 🚀 (self.datascience) [Challenges]

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    [OC] Widget Design Challenge with Job Opportunities (JavaScript/TypeScript). More details: https://challenge.dn.institute/js-challenge?tg-reddit (i.redd.it)

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    Widget Design Challenge with Job Opportunities (JavaScript/TypeScript). More details: https://challenge.dn.institute/js-challenge?tg-reddit (i.redd.it)

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    Multilingual corpus with text data and coordinates (self.datasets) [dataset]

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    Inoreader alternative (self.InoReader)

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robvbar

Inoreader competitors

Feedly

Looks pretty, but lacks functionality. Filtering would require a 3rd party service, which kills their recommendation engine.

Netvibes

They are targeting a slightly different market and have many more "apps" beyond simple RSS feeds.

Not sure how well the basic functionality would scale. When I tested them a few years ago, those apps were a nuisance I struggled to switch off and the interface was cluttered beyond usability. Things might have changed though.

NewsBlur

Interface straight from the 90s, but otherwise seems to be a valid option.

Hosted solutions

Does anyone know of any good open source feed aggregators we can set up on our desktops/servers and export feeds into various readers?

robvbar
robvbar

> Can any one describe what Match unconditionally actually does?

It means the rule will be triggered without any additional conditions that you are supposed to set below.

> is there an easier way like using Regex than doing Title exclude

You can use "matches regular expression" in the conditions.

robvbar

I never understood why they closed the forums. The lack of proper documentation made it difficult to find answers to trivial questions about Inoreader.