Just skimming through it will be more than enough

~~I remember reading an advice about this on https://fs.blog/ but forgot which article it was~~

Found it: https://fs.blog/reading/

The third component of reading is learning when to quit a book.

Good writing is effortless reading. Bad writing, on the other hand, feels like a chore. Good writing is felt instantly. It is packed with ideas and insight and has a certain momentum that compels you to keep reading.

Quitting is not as easy as it seems. If you were taught to finish what you started, that invisible rule is still with you today and might prevent you from quitting bad writing.

When it comes to reading, you don’t need to finish what you start. You can quit. Once you realize that you can quit without guilt, everything changes.

Skim a lot of books. Read a few. Immediately re-read the best ones twice.

All the time you spend reading something bad comes at the expense of reading something good. Reading a great book twice is better than reading ten average ones.

It's largely about books, but I'd argue it applies to web pages

Bonus: I'm such a hoarder. From tech blogs, articles, videos, to internet artworks

Funko: "Yo mama so fat"

Same for me. It pretty much ruined my life. I don't know how to cure this.

This Jerma985's bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPqYvll6XD0

ya got me right there

This is the stupidest shit I've ever heard I don't even know anymore

For starters, the original meme is unfunny as fuck, and kinda disgusting

Sorry, try this one https://mas.to/@TechConnectify/113056731556590285

I was surprised that my Japanese online friend couldn't differentiate sit and shit... sorry

What's with the "My opinion is better than yours" attitude? Can't we just have nuanced discussion?

What is "the talk"? Next time, write the question more clearly...

Rule 4...