I've been trying to build a better routine for following technology news, and a few things have made a real difference: - Checking the timestamp and source before trusting a chart or map. A lot of "live" data is delayed. - Going to primary sources for company news, like official announcements and regulatory filings, instead of relying on commentary. - Separating an allegation, an official statement and a verified conclusion. They're three different things, and social media blurs them fast. - Organising my X feed with lists instead of following hundreds of accounts. - Learning one concept at a time (GPUs, then data centres, then how AI models actually use them) instead of trying to absorb everything at once. It still takes effort, though. What's your routine? Do you have sources you trust, or habits that help you filter the noise?   submitted by   /u/Tricky_tech7403   to   r/rss [link]   [comments]