Disclosure: I work on Paper List, a project on the OpenNomos ecosystem. Every Sunday, I'd sit down...
Disclosure: I work on Paper List, a project on the OpenNomos ecosystem.
Every Sunday, I'd sit down with coffee, open arXiv, and spend hours scrolling through paper titles. 47 papers last week. 3 worth reading.
The problem isn't finding papers — it's filtering them. Keyword search returns too much noise. Citation count is a lagging indicator. And conference prestige doesn't tell you if a paper is relevant to your specific project.
So I built Paper List.
How It Works
Tracking what you read and annotate across dozens of research papers is hard. Here's how I solved it with a personal paper engine.
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