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I've found workflows with my reMarkable tablet that allow me to spend less time in front of a screen. I find getting away from my workstation to go think is imm
by agentultra 9y ago
I've found workflows with my reMarkable tablet that allow me to spend less time in front of a screen. I find getting away from my workstation to go think is immensely valuable. With my org-based publishing system I can put code, diagrams, and documents that render to PDF and sync to the device which allows me to "go offline" for a bit and edit, reflect, and remix those thoughts.
It's not quite as extreme as Screenless but I'm totally down with the message.
I'd like for my reMarkable to eventually be more capable of uploading my gestures to my server where I'm running recognition software that can talk to my compilers, theorem provers, etc and send me back more information.
I'd like to work in a space where the devices and artifacts surrounding me are more intuitive and conducive to the way I think rather than blending myself in with the way someone else designed the experience of thinking for me.