Vol. I · Tech & Technology
All the week’s technology news: clustered, de-duplicated, ranked, and delivered to your inbox every Sunday.
From the front page
A self-hosted pipeline ingests tech news from a handful of trusted feeds every six hours, all week long. Come Sunday, it clusters the stories, ranks them by how widely they were covered and how well they match your interests, and mails you one clean, de-duplicated edition grouped by section, with no tracking and no ads.
Every 6 hours
fetch RSS → clean → dedup → categorize + embed → storeCheap, idempotent, incremental. A missed run self-heals on the next cycle, and only brand-new stories ever cost an LLM or embedding call.
Every Sunday
cluster → score → dedup-confirm → render → sendEmbeddings cluster the whole week to find what multiple outlets covered. Pure-math ranking surfaces it. One LLM pass removes leftover duplicates — it never rewrites a headline.
Your sources, your filters, your preferences. No third-party curation, no engagement algorithm, just coverage, recency, and the topics you chose.
Set in the free tiers of Neon, Groq, Jina, Resend, Vercel, and GitHub Actions. Designed to run indefinitely at near-zero cost.
Self-hosted end to end. Nothing phones home, nothing is sold. One clean email a week and that is the whole paper.
Set in Georgia.
Next.js·Neon · pgvector·Prisma·Groq·Jina·Resend·Vercel·EasyCron·GitHub Actions.