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Nice! This sounds similar to SoundCloud which allows for comments attached to timestamps (great for music, “what a chord”, “the drop here!”)
by darkwizard42 7y ago
Nice! This sounds similar to SoundCloud which allows for comments attached to timestamps (great for music, “what a chord”, “the drop here!”)
- ignoramous 7y ago...and medium blog posts with highlights.
- qqn 7y agoI wish we could combine all this stuff together regardless of media. I'd use it in a heartbeat to curate class notes and recorded lectures! Particularly with a community this would be awesome, harnessing everyone's highlighting to pull out a veritable "best of" the course, without losing any context!
- ignoramous 7y agoIf you do most of your research in-browser, you should look at u/burtonator's https://getpolarized.io/ https://getpolarized.io/
- qqn 7y agoThis program is wonderful, I regularly use it for highlighting and annotating PDFs. Just imagine this with a SoundCloud-like "highlighter/annotator" for AV files thrown in the mix.
- zhte415 7y agoThere was once a thing called Google Wave which would have got pretty close in it's proto form, and had it continued being developed probably would have allowed this and more.
- qqn 7y agoYes, just it would house all my thoughts on someone else's computer. That's a big deal-breaker for me.