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1/ web articles are stored in pocket. Books are tracked in Libby or Todoist. Most others go into Todoist. 2/ rare. I have a bad memory. I don’t even know that

by itake 2y ago

1/ web articles are stored in pocket. Books are tracked in Libby or Todoist. Most others go into Todoist. 2/ rare. I have a bad memory. I don’t even know that I don’t know. 3/ 1-5% of the time I reference a pocket link 4/ Anki, google docs, my blog. 5/ writing takes a lot of time. Even with ChatGPT help

nktskr 2y ago
Thanks for your response! 1. what is the hardest part using Pocket? 1.1 how often do you open pocket to read something? (just approximately) 1.2 Just to clarify: do you keep your Pocket list clean? Or you are using it like a reference list for future? 2. Have you ever caught yourself on though that you can’t find something you read previously? 2.1 if yes, how often? 4. Just to clarify: Do you use anki cards to learn better? 5. could you tell me please about the last time you wrote something?
- itake 2y ago
  1/ I read from pocket 3-4 days per week. Biggest issue recently is the offline and text to speach experience. 1A/ if pocket can extract the text into a reader view, it will cache it for offline viewing. If pocket can’t, then I don’t get to read the article I was expecting to read on the airplane. 1B/ 20-40% of the articles I listen to while walking or driving, but they only work if the reader view is available, I must be connected to the internet, and the voice sounds pre-2022. 1C/ the search function isn’t great. I think if I pay for it, it will do full text search. But I think it’s dumb that I have to pay for ctrl+f. 1.2 not sure what you mean by clean. It’s not well organized. I have like 5 tags I use around topics that might be useful later, but I rarely archive articles or properly tag them. 2/ it definitely happens maybe twice per year. I use Anki occasionally, but only for deep topics (learning a new programming language, leet code), and not to learn blog content 5/ I write code and slack messages daily. I probably write internal documents one to four times per month. I’m trying to write one blog article per week, but it’s more like one month.

by itake 2y ago

nktskr 2y ago

Thanks for your response! 1. what is the hardest part using Pocket? 1.1 how often do you open pocket to read something? (just approximately) 1.2 Just to clarify: do you keep your Pocket list clean? Or you are using it like a reference list for future? 2. Have you ever caught yourself on though that you can’t find something you read previously? 2.1 if yes, how often? 4. Just to clarify: Do you use anki cards to learn better? 5. could you tell me please about the last time you wrote something?

itake 2y ago
1/ I read from pocket 3-4 days per week. Biggest issue recently is the offline and text to speach experience. 1A/ if pocket can extract the text into a reader view, it will cache it for offline viewing. If pocket can’t, then I don’t get to read the article I was expecting to read on the airplane. 1B/ 20-40% of the articles I listen to while walking or driving, but they only work if the reader view is available, I must be connected to the internet, and the voice sounds pre-2022. 1C/ the search function isn’t great. I think if I pay for it, it will do full text search. But I think it’s dumb that I have to pay for ctrl+f. 1.2 not sure what you mean by clean. It’s not well organized. I have like 5 tags I use around topics that might be useful later, but I rarely archive articles or properly tag them. 2/ it definitely happens maybe twice per year. I use Anki occasionally, but only for deep topics (learning a new programming language, leet code), and not to learn blog content 5/ I write code and slack messages daily. I probably write internal documents one to four times per month. I’m trying to write one blog article per week, but it’s more like one month.