How well is go-readability working? I was thinking of doing something similar but with Telegram instead.
Does a good job, as good as mozilla/readability.
How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
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Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#12Great one. Planning to write one such for my own service that I built - https://closetab.email (delivers a weekly digest of bookmarks to my inbox, every monday morning)
Because the biggest problem with bookmarking is forgetting it forever after ;)
Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#13I hated Pocket too. I already used RSS reader, so, I ended up building https://reading.ashishb.net that creates an RSS feed of articles you add. And yeah, it has a readable mode turned on by default.
Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#14In Norwegian 'forlater' means 'leave behind/let go/quit doing' among other things :D
Took a couple of seconds before I read that in English.
Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#15Would be nice to have a tool that grabs a readable version of an article/link and lets you dump it into your favorite knowledge management tool (Roam, Obsidian, mem, …). Any recommendations for such a tool?
Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#16I hated Pocket too. I already used RSS reader, so, I ended up building https://reading.ashishb.net that creates an RSS feed of articles you add. And yeah, it has a readable mode turned on by default.
How do you handle your text/feature extraction?
Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#17Would be nice to have a tool that grabs a readable version of an article/link and lets you dump it into your favorite knowledge management tool (Roam, Obsidian, mem, …). Any recommendations for such a tool?
Trilium[0] has a web clipper
A more universal solution would be useful though
Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#18Would be nice to have a tool that grabs a readable version of an article/link and lets you dump it into your favorite knowledge management tool (Roam, Obsidian, mem, …). Any recommendations for such a tool?
I use 'w3m -dump' to keep articles in a directory in my memex.
Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#19Great one. Planning to write one such for my own service that I built - https://closetab.email (delivers a weekly digest of bookmarks to my inbox, every monday morning) Because the biggest problem with bookmarking is forgetting it forever after ;)
+1 on that, I need someone to remind me to read though the articles I've bookmarked in the past.
Re: How I built forlater.email, my first big side project
#20I hated Pocket too. I already used RSS reader, so, I ended up building https://reading.ashishb.net that creates an RSS feed of articles you add. And yeah, it has a readable mode turned on by default.
Any reason for hating pocket?