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Growth · April 3, 2022

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MakeTime – A simple tool to help you schedule reading time

There is so much good content on HackerNews. Too much sometimes. I often just click on articles, realize it's very long, go back to HackerNews, and never really read anything! Introducing MakeTime! When you come across an artcile worth reading, use MakeTime to help you schedule a time dedicated towards reading that article. I built MakeTime for myself and I've been getting so much more value out of being on the internet. Hope you enjoy!

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