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Writing it down by hand is better - that's all fine and dandy. But to sell me on it, include two more "features" (i.e. requirements): - Give me an app to scan
by euroderf 1y ago
Writing it down by hand is better - that's all fine and dandy. But to sell me on it, include two more "features" (i.e. requirements):
- Give me an app to scan my (mostly neatly-written) notes into text, maybe with hooks so I can train it on my own quirks of notation. Then I can review my notes more easily - even on the go - during the semester, and rearrange & reformat & refactor them.
- As long as you have that training data, also generate for me a custom font that re-creates my handwriting style.
- revicon 1y agoTaking a photo of my handwritten notes and passing it to ChatGPT works 95% of the time. Once in a while it gets a character or two wrong, but for the most part its magic for me.
- Brajeshwar 1y agoA few years ago, there were discussions about popular font creations inspired by handwriting. I don't remember them, but a quick search got me these. https://www.handwrittner.com/ https://www.handwrittner.com/ https://www.calligraphr.com/ https://www.calligraphr.com/
- jamiek88 1y agoApple released a video showing their notes app doing all of the above. I don’t know if it’s part of their failed ai launch though?
- hommelix 1y ago> - Give me an app to scan my (mostly neatly-written) notes into text, maybe with hooks so I can train it on my own quirks of notation. Then I can review my notes more easily - even on the go - during the semester, and rearrange & reformat & refactor them. Some tablets have apps for your first request. If I write by hand so that I can read myself later, my Supernote Nomad can transcript and export to text file. It's not perfect, but with the fast feedback, I can rewrite a word more cleanly when I see that a letter was not recognized.