LifeOfKP

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   by LifeOfKP 6mo ago

   Anki is underrated for this. The active processing point is spot on — passive listening is basically just entertainment dressed up as learning.
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   by LifeOfKP 6mo ago

   The revisiting point is the key insight here. The problem is most people have no structured way to go back. Notes help but only if they're searchable and actually live somewhere you'll return to.
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   by LifeOfKP 6mo ago

   NotebookLM is great for this. I went down a similar rabbit hole which is actually part of what led me to build something in this space. Curious how you use it for podcasts specifically.
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   Ask HN: How do you retain what you learn from podcasts?

   5 points by LifeOfKP 6mo ago|11 comments
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   DriftNote – Podcast notes that talk back(driftnote.net)

   1 points by LifeOfKP 6mo ago|1 comments
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   by LifeOfKP 6mo ago

   I listen to too many podcasts and forget everything. So I built DriftNote. Paste a Spotify link and it generates structured notes, key insights, and quotes synced straight to Notion. It also reads the summary back to you as audio so you can