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Whenever I browse DEV's Discover tab, I seem to come across a lot of the same articles and sometimes even the ones I've already read. I can come back a few hours later, refresh the page and still recognize quite a few of the same articles. I know DEV has other tabs like Following, Latest and Curated but I usually end up browsing Discover. Which tab do you usually use and do you also find yourself…

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