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I don't know, something around 1 to 3 per day for the last 7 years maybe, I read and write papers as a living.. I never really had any problem.. I mostly have i
by somethingsome 3y ago
I don't know, something around 1 to 3 per day for the last 7 years maybe, I read and write papers as a living.. I never really had any problem.. I mostly have issues with epub like formats..
Of course tts is a different beast, but.. Try to read science in general with tts.. It doesn't make sense.. And you need time to process each sentence and put it into context.. So even with reflow, tts would be a nightmare for science content.
- skydhash 3y ago> I mostly have issues with epub like formats. Epub is great for content that is mostly texts (Novels,…). As soon as there are objects that need to keep their relative distance to each other (equations, diagrams), I go for PDF. It's also not easy to get good typesetting for epub files. I believe that typesetting gives you a visual map that provides an additional memory boost. Doing focused reading on a phone is a no-no for me. I use my tablet for PDFs and my e-reader for epubs.