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I added an install.md now for setting it up locally. Does that work for you?
Nice. Tip: format it as a shell code block on markdown Also eval adding a Dockerfile for super-rapid deploy
Does format as a shell code block mean write it in a way that it can just be copied and pasted easily?
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Hey, I don't have any specific papers. And I think neuroscience makes it sound fancier than it maybe is in reality. But the primary concepts are spaced-repetition, elaborative encoding, and active recall. And the main focus is really on reducing friction with putting these practices into play.
I think the reality of neuroscience and behavioral research at this point in time is that it's just really difficult to translate neuro -> behavior and thought processes. There are some decently well researched learning methods, such as spaced repetition and enhancing depth of knowledge but we don't have a totally clear picture on why these things work well. There are suspicions of course, such as how deeper knowledg…
> add add epubs, pdfs, and web articles to the app => highlight and add comments => tag and organize highlights => review them with a spaced repetition system This would make way more sense if it was an add-on to existing information/knowledge management software like Zotero. The base software would take care of the "add documents to the app" workflow, and the "highlight excerpts and use them to build cloze-testing S…
I was thinking about reusing an existing store of scraping instructions, InstantView by Telegram (iirc that's the name). Looks fairly straight forward to write a parser for that spec. However, i wanted to be able to store some in a repo on my own as well, but i fear DMCA strikes on a repo that stores instructions to scrape pages.
How did you solve this?
Hah, i am working on a near identical app. How did you deal with pulling content from the web without reinventing wheels? I was thinking about reusing an existing store of scraping instructions, InstantView by Telegram (iirc that's the name). Looks fairly straight forward to write a parser for that spec. However, i wanted to be able to store some in a repo on my own as well, but i fear DMCA strikes on a repo that sto…
For exporting to Anki, I suggest you look at Anki-Connect[2] if you haven't already.
I'm working on a similar project for a similar concept that involves spacing reading material called Incremental Reading[1] so it was a pleasant surprise seeing your project, great work. For exporting to Anki, I suggest you look at Anki-Connect[2] if you haven't already. [1]: http://super-memory.com/help/read.htm [2]: https://foosoft.net/projects/anki-connect/
I'm working on a similar project for a similar concept that involves spacing reading material called Incremental Reading[1] so it was a pleasant surprise seeing your project, great work. For exporting to Anki, I suggest you look at Anki-Connect[2] if you haven't already. [1]: http://super-memory.com/help/read.htm [2]: https://foosoft.net/projects/anki-connect/
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I was about to ask the same thing, didn't realize until your answer, that it is web-based? A local offline application would be great! (also maybe.. is making an account necessary?) And one more question, can it also pull multi-page documentation, or just single URL's? I assume it downloads websites and makes them offline available, or is that a wrong assumption.
It is web based. That way you can read on the computer and continue reading on the phone or any other device. A version that runs just locally on the computer would also work, but that wasn't the main focus of this particular iteration. I haven't built a robust offline functionality yet. That's something I'm thinking of doing in the near future. Was thinking of having your X most recent articles cached. It parses the…
If that's not possible, than my second preference is a docker-based deployment on Unraid. That's the easiest way for me to self-host. Nice to be able to point to an existing DB for that too.