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I've always been amazed at how much content he writes every day. Typically 3 topics, often quite different, with hypothetical situations added, laymen explanati
by DavidPeiffer 3y ago
I've always been amazed at how much content he writes every day. Typically 3 topics, often quite different, with hypothetical situations added, laymen explanations of esoteric topics, legal arguments each side is likely to bring along with some of their pitfalls. Footnotes and other articles of interest are also provided.
- quesera 3y agoMatt Levine often spends six dense paragraphs of background explanation (much of which is review, if you are a regular reader) before getting to actual topic of the headline. From a lesser writer, this would be disqualifying! Somehow I find myself enjoying it.
- brookst 3y agoHe’s one of those rare writers I read just for style. The subject matter is always interesting, but he could write that same volume of prose about the same small rock, every day, and it would be an engaging read.
- djbusby 3y agoThe magic combination of skill, experience and good tools.
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- bravura 3y agoWhat would be the easiest way to get his work on kindle with zero recurring effort on my part ? I love Money Stuff but hate reading for pleasure on an LCD display?
- skinnymuch 3y agoInterested in this too. I am trying to use Kindle Scribe more.
- weeblewobble 3y agoSubscribe to his newsletter (free) + set up a script/ifttt/zapier to convert to pdf and forward to your kindle email address
- smegger001 3y agoif he has a rss feed, you can use calibre to fetch it package it into a ebook format and send it to your kindle via email. each kindle account has a email address associated with it. You will have to allow the sender email that you set calibre to use in your kindle account but after that its automatic