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Well, I disagree. I can't CTRL-F my paper notes, and I've got a ton of them. I need to digitize them, fortunately Google Lens can actually understand most of my
by bserge 6y ago
Well, I disagree. I can't CTRL-F my paper notes, and I've got a ton of them. I need to digitize them, fortunately Google Lens can actually understand most of my scribbles, which is really impressive.
I do like sketching ideas on paper, can't do it as fast on a computer. I tried the Note 9 with its stylus, it's rather good, but the screen is too small.
- UperSpaceGuru 6y agoTry Livescribe. I've been using it for years & I can sort of CTRL-F (CMD-F) my notes. I usually export notes to people. I'm surprise more technologies like livescribe doesn't exist.
- bserge 6y agoOMG, I can't believe I forgot about these smart pens! I remember reading about one ~15 years ago and thinking "who would ever need this?". And somehow I never came across them again, wow. It might actually be a game changer for my notes/sketches! Thank you!
- intrasight 6y agoRead that and wondered why you would struggle with moving the cursor one character forward. Then realized that I live in Emacs and that you had meant something else;)
- bserge 6y agoYeah I'm just a normie, and CTRL-F is search in seemingly most software :D
- projektfu 6y agoSometimes I just feel like I can't move the cursor forward at all. :)
- samatman 6y agoThis is one of the advantages of macOS, all the familiar GUI shortcuts live on the command key. Not unrelated: Readline/emacs shortcuts work almost everywhere, which is to say that Ctl-F is forward in this very text buffer. Not that I use it, but I do use Ctl-A and Ctl-E a fair amount.