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I want a personal feed of the latest landmark papers in computer science, right now. What do I need to do?

• sp332 15y ago
  Would something like this help? https://www.acm.org/sigs https://www.acm.org/sigs
  • charlieok 15y ago
    Not sure. I'm having a hard time determining exactly what is being offered here. What I'd like is "published papers filtered for importance" (perhaps in a citation-count pagerank sense) combined with access to the actual content of the papers. RSS or Atom. PDF or HTML. Ability to set thresholds would be nice too.
    • sp332 15y ago
      Citation count wouldn't be useful for recent papers. Beambot mentioned university-granted access - I think ACM can be expensive for individuals (depending what kind of access you buy). http://papersincomputerscience.org/ http://papersincomputerscience.org/ was doing something closer to what you wanted, but it seems to be dead now. It only had abstracts and discussion though. It's hard to find full text due to publishing agreements and copyrights.
    • charlieok 15y ago
      Obviously importance is often not evident immediately after publication. However, I'd be interested in reading a paper published five years ago if people decided just last week that it's awesome.