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by examplary_cable 4y ago
Has anyone here heart of "incremental reading"? The concept of breaking a book into "chunks" and then individually scheduling those chunks to be read via an spaced repetition algorithm. The thing is that incremental read
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
See "E2XJgyWARW8" on youtube and check on how GPT-4 can be used to fine-tune MidJourney Prompts.
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
With the accelerating force of information generation, I keep thinking about how to cope with this much entropy coming from everywhere. I currently have a pretty strict "information diet" as no to drown in the sea of words and wor
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I like to use spaced repetition for everything. I used it so much it has become sort of a "Corgnitive Primitive" where I put everything there: Questions, Facts, Interesting Things, Calendar Events, Prompts, Writing Tips, Mutate-th
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Ask HN: What technology do you think it's ahead of its time?
10 points by examplary_cable 4y ago|6 comments
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
https://github.com/ilse-langnar/notebook Project Description: It's a tool for thought, browser, note-taking application with inspiration from: Roam Research, Obsidian, SigmaOS, Chrome etc. I'm trying to have
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
https://lexica.art Is also pretty good. It's a "Stable Diffusion/AI Generated Image" search engine.
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Ask HN: What's a website you wish more people knew about?
1 points by examplary_cable 4y ago|2 comments
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I'm working on something similar. It's a Collaborative "Second Brain" or Zettelkasten, it's local by default but you can sync your brain with other people. Still in aplha. The local version is free and the collabora
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
> I used to be a complete introvert and would become overwhelmed easily. Now I truly enjoy meeting new people and being put in new situations I see this a somewhat of an identity problem. If you pick "shy" identities for yourse
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
> https://htmx.org I love htmlx. That you so much for this. I'm currently using https://alpinejs.dev/ because it allows me to work directly with HTML so I can have meta-programming capabilities that Reac
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
> https://buttplug.io LMAO. If that's what interests you ha!
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
> but that dilution of interest prevents me from really excelling in one thing or having anything close to a "life's work". Same. I feel like I might stretch myself too thin and not be able to "become" anyone bec
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Ask HN: What's You Life's Work?
42 points by examplary_cable 4y ago|91 comments
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
- Ultra Customizable tools such as: Emacs, Obsidian, Vim, VSCode or anything you have an API to play with. I'm currently making this but for a browser[0]. - Memory: Supermemo, Decaying Curve, Tricks, Algorithms: Including Ankis, Superm
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
Forgot the: Shameless self-plug: I build X[1] and I'm trying to solve the same problem as OP. [1]: https://my-saas.com
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I believe Z-Library also allowed people(and incentivized) them to add books ... which would not get mirroed back to genesis. So not only was the UI nicer, it also had books that were not available in genesis.
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
If anyone is interested in. I'm working on a "emacs-like" system that you can also use to take notes in, but it's more line a Outliner(like Roam Research) + Brownser. It's still in development. https://gi
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
Have you seen the "Learn in Public" thing? This is where everything you do is by default public. You might want to look into it.
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
Have you produced anything interest that you could share using lisp/closure/common lisp?
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
> I have some unique insights Could you elaborate more?
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I'm currently working on making the most(hopefully) editable and configurable software/browser/tool/app ever. Yes I'm trying to directly compete with emacs for the title. I love the idea of lisp, hypercard, SmallTal
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
Hey, I'm working on a "outliner" app too. But it's supposed to be more extendable with simple HTML: https://github.com/ilse-langnar/notebook
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I used obsidian for a long time. But the problem for me was that it's "granular" enough. The basic "atom" is a markdown file. There's nothing wrong with that of course. But I wanted to have the freedom of simpl
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I believe there's a sweet spot between note-taking as a procrastination cope and adding actual value. As in, storing important insights that might trigger more insights in a different context(future). The value of note-taking is undeni
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
How hard is it for HN to make its own API? so I could do something like: curl https://api.news.ycombinator.com/
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I'm working on a tool where it's like that ... but with a generic filesystem, so theres no lock-in. https://github.com/ilse-langnar/notebook
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
If you want to quickly check out, I'm working on a tool that works using a "generic" filesystem/files/folders to build a note-taking app, so even if you stop using the app, your stuff is still there in a normal form
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I have read a lot of comments that appear to be a modification of "I used anki but the accumulation made me drop it". If you're interested, I've worked in a Spaced Repetition Algorithm where they is no card accumulation,
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by examplary_cable 4y ago
I believe this will fit in here: I'm working on a program that solves this problem: we don't have mandatory daily reviews and we also have a Spaced Repetition Algorithm for reviews. Also it's much more flexible than Anki &amp

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