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the idea behind @daigestHQ is simple: you have sources you care about — blogs, reddit, youtube, newsletters. but checking them all takes hours. so i built a tool that turns your sources into one briefing. source to briefing. then share it with a link. that's literally all it does. daige.st

@richie1lmao ngl it basically is. routed everything through a briefing at some point. closed most of the tabs

Keeping up with AI can be a full time job these days

@GoldilocksOrbit @uzanethegoat agreed. fixed the intake first, automated what comes in. brain stopped being the bottleneck after that

@uzanethegoat Information overload isn't a brain thing. It's a process thing. Fix the process, not the brain.

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@AtifManzooAli same. cut down to 5 sources, rest is noise. just let daige.st pull them into a briefing now

I’m starting to think 'keeping up' with AI agents is a trap. Every morning, there’s a new tool, a new 'breakthrough,' and a new reason to feel behind. It’s exhausting. I’ve realized that 90% of it is just noise. The real leverage isn’t in the news; it’s in the one or two things that actually work for your business. Does anyone else feel like they’re on a treadmill that’s set too fast? How are you actually filtering the signal?

@snow_w_lee exactly. set up a digest layer so channels get summarized before i see them. stopped being the filter myself

everyone's coping strategy for slack overload is just a fancier way of ignoring more messages. keyword filters, muting channels, marking as read. none of it fixes the underlying problem: slack doesn't know what matters to you, so you have to be the filter.

@threatner_ honestly? stopped trying to track everything manually. automated the relevant stuff and the noise just disappeared

Genuinely, how are people keeping up with AI right now?

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The API looks like this: import { renderFromNotion } from 'notion-to-email' const { html } = await renderFromNotion({ pageId: 'your-page-id', token: 'your-notion-token', }) // → pipe to SES, SendGrid, Resend, etc.

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@MohammadWahab15 @thedankoe 50 threads lol felt that. condensed everything into a single brief. way more time for actual thinking daige.st

@thedankoe Information overload is real. More inputs without deep thinking just creates noise. First-principles reasoning beats consuming 50 threads any day.

The more "informed" you feel, the less capable of thinking you become.

@zkazzmi same. been filtering everything into one feed instead of checking everywhere. brain actually works again.

My brain’s on information overload rn i can’t even think straight

@satyamagarwalla the deep holes part is too real. ended up funneling my sources into one daily brief. decision fatigue gone

at this point, i am tired of the information overload. mostly because ai has made it accessible. wasting my time in deep holes of the internet and then decision fatigue.

@801Rob @gregisenberg ngl the "30 times a day" part hit. been letting AI filter it down to one daily brief. actually keeps up now daige.st

@gregisenberg The information overload and agentic space fatigue is real. There is just too much to stay on top of. News breaks literally 30 times a day, new tools, new agents, new models, new hardware, new harnesses. It never ends.

POV: April 2026

@0xMrbee @thedankoe this. ended up automating the filter. quieter input, better output daige.st

@thedankoe Information overload doesn’t make you smarter. It just makes your opinions louder and your thinking quieter.

@behaviouralucas @thedankoe real. fewer sources, better thinking. filtering down to what actually matters helped a lot daige.st

@thedankoe Information overload induces a false sensation of the curse of knowledge - that explains how so many people think the next guy is dumber than himself

@spice1721 @Zanis_VT same. the freeze is real. been letting AI filter the noise, only see what matters daige.st

@Zanis_VT For me it's just the information overload, when it goes too fast I kinda freeze up

Does anyone else get kinda lost when a conversation moves super fast and you're trying to join in but it's just going way too fast?? I've got ADHD so that's a big thing for me but like, I'm wondering how people deal with and go about that??

@technicallynadi yep. automated most of my feeds, only check what's flagged. actually manageable now daige.st

Has anyone else been dealing with information overload? 😵‍💫

@conrad_lowell @MustangMan_TX felt this. cut my sources down to like 5 that matter, let AI sort the rest. opinions got clearer 📷 daige.st

@MustangMan_TX Is anyone else finding it impossible to form a solid opinion about anything? The information overload is overwhelming.

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