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Mostly follow my curiosity. For instance, I'll search "IPFS TEEs" and scroll through the results. As I do that, the papers will lead me elsewhere through the abstracts or citations.

The beautiful part about google scholar is that it's the "old" google in the sense that it just gives you the raw results based on the search. There are no ads or SEO getting in the way of the best results.

On the flip side, it's a lot of dense reading. I've layered in chatgpt to eli5 and find similarities between different subjects to speed it up. But, it's still a lot of meandering through other people's thoughts and ideas.

Are there others that casually browse Google Scholar?

This is cool. I’d always searched for something specific, never browsed.

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Nahhh, I mostly use it to browse psychological journals for my assignments and projects

Never heard of it before but now I'm going to use it for everything if it works in the way it's described in that linked thread. Thank you! I fucking hate how useless Google search is nowadays.