How do I find useful content on the internet in 2023?

Re:How do I find useful content on the internet in 2023? by akg_67 on Thursday March 09, 2023 @07:58AM (#35080713)

A lot of /r/Ask* subreddits are heavily moderated and very good for in-depth knowledgeable replies. I have collected over 175 books to read just browsing /r/AskHistorians, /r/AskEconomics, /r/AskSocialScience, /r/AskScience, /r/AskScienceDiscussion, /r/IRStudies, /r/AskEngineers, /r/AskPhysics.

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Re:How do I find useful content on the internet in 2023? by ChildOfChaos on Thursday March 09, 2023 @09:46AM (#35081691)

Also great places to be active in, asking questions to experts or people that know more in these fields, I feel like this is one of the great benefits of the internet, but often it's full of noise, subreddits like this are pure gold for getting information from.

Even just doing a google search with what you are wanting and added Reddit to the end, therefore you are getting answers to the question from people talking about it, rather than content farms.

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Re:How do I find useful content on the internet in 2023? by rpastuszak on Saturday March 11, 2023 @12:15PM (#35110361)

Same here, I used to have a rule that at certain times I’d switch to those subreddits as soon as I opened HN.

/r/AskAnthropology is a decent sub btw.

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