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I take notes, but mainly from the books I read. I did see a site that gave a condensed version of business books, but I can't seem to find it off-hand. What I
by inovica 16y ago
I take notes, but mainly from the books I read. I did see a site that gave a condensed version of business books, but I can't seem to find it off-hand. What I think would be useful would be a site like Read Later, but where you could annotate and others could find your notes prior to reading the full article. Personally I never read a HN article before I read the notes to see whether its worth reading!
- revorad 16y agoIs this the site you can't find? http://sivers.org/book http://sivers.org/book
- inovica 16y agoWow, it's not but that's a great find. Thank you!
- revorad 16y agoI used to read HN comments before reading articles, but I don't do that much any more because I find the top comments on HN often miss the point of the article. The top comments are almost always criticising the article, which is OK because "good post" comments are mostly boring. But the criticism is often due to misunderstanding the author. Most articles are not worth reading because they don't have much substance; so there's not much point reading comments about them. For the very little original and interesting writing out there, I prefer to read it before reading any comments.