part of the reason everyone has a million tabs open all the time is because browser bookmarks are legitimately an extremely awful way to save links. the underlying design metaphor hasn’t changed in, what, over two decades? it comes from a much smaller and simpler internet
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folders are completely the wrong structure. what you really want is to be able to throw a link into a service that will spit it back out at you *when it becomes relevant*, and/or *when you’re in the mood to read it*. folders don’t capture context- and mood-dependence
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Pocket is pretty good for the specific "I want to read this when I'm somewhere boring with my phone and want to read something short" mood.
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Seems harder for browser to know what math topic I'm in the right space to think about right now and to resurface arXiv links accordingly.
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a really good version of that would require arxiv papers to be semantically tagged better than they currently are but i don’t even think we have a really bad version based solely on keywords in title + abstract? right now i guess you can... search the arxiv, or your own zotero?