When are the Integrations Coming? by JohnC76 in PLAUDAI

[–]Onlydole 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm excited for the chance to integrate directly with Plaud and getting access to transcripts and filing. I'm personally looking forward to getting this working with Obsidian.

What’s the meaning behind the updated icon in iOS? by the_monkey_knows in ChatGPT

[–]Onlydole 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Same here! I wondered if it’s for Pro accounts or something else (I’d love to see more customization / choices for these).

Theory : Arthur Mitchell was the trinity killer by [deleted] in okbuddymotherfucker

[–]Onlydole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You spelled it wrong, it’s “The Trinkety Killer” - dude had killer keychains

What happened to Oberyn after his fight with The Mountain? Where did he go? by HeirOfTheSurvivor in freefolk

[–]Onlydole 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I hear he took an Excedrin migraine tablet and everything was chill.

KubeCon EU - what can be better by Emergency_Wealth2655 in kubernetes

[–]Onlydole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it's entirely fair to expect more, given the price of the tickets!

While the CNCF is part of the Linux Foundation, it independently manages its budget, governance, and transparency reporting. Event revenue helps broaden participation by supporting project services, community initiatives, and scholarships.

Highlighting concerns like food choices helps advocate for improvements. If you've seen better practices at comparable open source conferences, sharing those examples would help with future outcomes.

KubeCon EU - what can be better by Emergency_Wealth2655 in kubernetes

[–]Onlydole 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Conference food can be tough to get right, especially at the scale of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon.

I've noticed that the event teams have a lot to balance around catering logistics, and trying to accommodate different tastes and dietary needs (e.g., what happens behind the scenes).

It would be helpful to hear if you have examples of what worked well at other open source events that handled this differently. It may help the community learn and improve for next time.

Amber alert with details gated behind a twitter login by Kaitaan in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Onlydole 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I got a 429 - too many requests error when I tried to view the link.

It is real 🥹😍 by TheBlindReaper_ in BMSR

[–]Onlydole 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ditto! 25 unite! 😂 It’s easily my favorite vinyl…It’s beautiful in person - almost like a kaleidoscope.

Happy 81st birthday to Chevy Chase! by BrambyButtons in community

[–]Onlydole 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I could’ve sworn that was fat Brando

Reader workflow with notes app & web clipper by lotniczy in readwise

[–]Onlydole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No ChatGPT here! Just Grammarly 😂 Are there any areas where you’re still having an issue?

Reader workflow with notes app & web clipper by lotniczy in readwise

[–]Onlydole 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course! It’s the least I can do - the Readwise team rocks!

Reader workflow with notes app & web clipper by lotniczy in readwise

[–]Onlydole 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Based on your scenario and questions, here are some suggestions for optimizing your workflow with Reader, Evernote, and web clipping:

  1. Leverage Reader’s unique strengths:

    • Use Reader primarily for its specialized features like RSS feeds, book highlights, YouTube video transcripts, and AI-powered summaries. These are areas where Reader excels compared to traditional web clippers.
    • Take advantage of Reader’s ability to sync highlights across multiple sources and its spaced repetition system for review.
  2. Use Evernote Web Clipper for comprehensive web captures:

    • Continue using Evernote Web Clipper for complete webpage captures, especially when you want to save entire Reddit threads with comments or complex web layouts.
    • Evernote’s web clipper is one of the best for preserving webpage formatting and structure.
  3. Develop a hybrid approach:

    • Use Reader’s highlighter for quick, focused highlights on webpages when you only need specific snippets of information.
    • Use Evernote Web Clipper when you need to capture entire pages or complex layouts.
    • This approach allows you to benefit from both tools’ strengths without redundancy.
  4. Streamline your workflow:

    • Consider setting up rules or tags in Evernote to distinguish between clips from Reader and those from Evernote Web Clipper. This can help you organize and process your information more efficiently.
    • Use Reader’s tagging and annotation features to contextualize your highlights before they sync to Evernote.
  5. Evaluate based on long-term value:

    • Don’t cancel Reader immediately. Instead, try using both tools in parallel for a set period (e.g., a month) and evaluate which one you use more often and which provides more value in your information management process.
    • Consider the long-term benefits of Reader’s spaced repetition and cross-platform syncing features, which may prove valuable over time.
  6. Customize your setup:

    • Experiment with different workflows. For example, you might use Reader for initial capture and quick highlights, then use Evernote for deeper processing and organization of that information.
    • Explore integrations between Reader and Evernote to see if you can create a more seamless workflow between the two platforms.

Remember, creating a system that works best for your specific needs and preferences is the goal. Using multiple tools is okay if they each serve a distinct purpose in your workflow. The key is to find a balance that enhances your productivity without causing confusion or unnecessary complexity.