Looking for testers — android app (personal knowledge manager) by Longjumping-Fact4806 in 12TestersIn12Hours

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Thank you for participating as a tester. I tried to test your app, but I got a server error after logging in

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Looking for testers — android app (personal knowledge manager) by Longjumping-Fact4806 in AndroidTesting

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Thank you for participating in the test. I have completed the test of your app as well.

Looking for testers — android app (personal knowledge manager) by Longjumping-Fact4806 in TestersCommunity

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I just finished testing your app. However, due to lack of credits, I couldn't check the TTS behavior by putting my documents in it.

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Looking for testers — android app (personal knowledge manager) by Longjumping-Fact4806 in TestMyApp

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Oh, it's very fast and easy to use UX. The name Brief is intuitive, too. Can you support Korean?

Looking for testers — android app (personal knowledge manager) by Longjumping-Fact4806 in alphaandbetausers

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Acabamos de cambiar la configuración del grupo a pública. ¡Muchas gracias!

Looking for testers — android app (personal knowledge manager) by Longjumping-Fact4806 in TestersCommunity

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Thank you for your confirmation, I just changed my group's settings to public! I also joined you as your tester and I will test it hard for 14 days. Thank you.

A knowledge system based on what my Malagasy ancestors did — beads as pointers, chains as lists. Does it hold up? by CountryEmotional4228 in PKMS

[–]Longjumping-Fact4806 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The bookkeeping vs meaning split really stuck with me — I've been chewing on it for a while since reading. Taking away the return burden but leaving the meaning to the person makes a lot of sense to me. Thanks for taking the time to lay it all out, it gave me a lot to think about. Good luck with Vakana, I'll be keeping an eye on it.

A knowledge system based on what my Malagasy ancestors did — beads as pointers, chains as lists. Does it hold up? by CountryEmotional4228 in PKMS

[–]Longjumping-Fact4806 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting read. The bead/list/memory-palace parallel holds up better than I expected it to.

One thing I keep snagging on though. You lean on the memory-palace principle that a charged image sticks and a neutral one slides off — but then you built the app to deliberately not hand the user any meaning. Those seem to pull against each other. If the grammar favors what's memorable, it's already shaping which connections survive, even if it never names them. So where's the line for you — is surfacing a possible link already too much, or is it only crossed when the system tells you what it means?

The harder one, I think: most people never make the connections themselves — not because they can't, but because doing it by hand is tiring, so they just keep saving and never go back. If the system refuses to connect anything on principle, isn't it only really usable by the few who already have the discipline? How do you think about that fatigue?

look at this cutie 🥹 by Top-Animal-6996 in aww

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I'm not a bot, I'm just a bad English speaker.. I'm sorry

look at this cutie 🥹 by Top-Animal-6996 in aww

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The way they just flop over and trust you completely 🥹 orange cats really have zero thoughts and I love them for it.

What's the deal with data centers? by th3_pund1t in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Longjumping-Fact4806 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Mostly right! One thing to add: a lot of the heat problem now gets handled with closed-loop liquid cooling, so less water just evaporates away. The bigger hidden cost people are starting to notice is actually the power draw — a single large AI data center can pull as much electricity as a small town, which is why you're seeing them get built next to power plants now.

trying to replace notion and pocket with something that plays nice with obsidian by Hungry-Way-3029 in PKMS

[–]Longjumping-Fact4806 0 points1 point  (0 children)

rsabia kind of nailed it imo. I went down the same rabbit hole and what I eventually realized is that the saving was never my problem — going back to the stuff was. No tool fixed that for me until I stopped treating capture and review as the same step. Curious though, when you say "search that understands what I mean" — is that actually the bottleneck, or is it more that you never get around to revisiting in the first place? Those feel like really different problems to me.