Ideas
Things you didn't know you could read on a Kindle
20 kinds of reading that arrive on a schedule, as proper books — research, filings, news, newsletters and more.
Research
The papers arrive as a reading list, not two hundred tabs.
arXiv
Every new preprint in your category, each morning, abstracts and all.
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PubMed
A standing literature search that lands on your Kindle instead of being re-run by hand.
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NBER working papers
The week's new economics papers in one Monday issue you actually finish.
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OpenAI Research
New research and technical advances, collected weekly.
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Google DeepMind
Results, papers and announcements, weekly.
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Google Research
The research blog, as a weekly journal.
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Meta Research
Meta's research blog, weekly.
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Anthropic Research
AI safety, interpretability and societal-impact research, collected weekly.
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Finance & policy
Long filings and policy updates, made comfortable to read.
13F holdings
What Buffett, Burry and Bridgewater actually hold — every quarterly filing, the day it lands.
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SEC filings
10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and 13F holdings for any ticker — delivered whole, the morning after they land.
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Federal Register
New rules and notices in your area, as a weekday briefing before the day starts.
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Tech & news
The tab you keep refreshing, turned into an issue you read once.
Hacker News front page
Today's front page as one morning issue.
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Hacker News best
The threads that held up, collected weekly — the long-read version.
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Any subreddit
The day's best threads, as a magazine rather than a feed.
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GitHub releases
Release notes for the projects you depend on, read properly once a week.
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Newsletters & essays
Out of the inbox, onto the Kindle.
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Plus includes built-in sources, custom RSS and newsletters in the same schedules.