Digital Tools I Wish Existed (2019)
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#2putting this into my archivebox to read later /s
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#3For the queue management bit Fabric[0] seems like a decent idea, it's kind of trying to be a personal, private, local AI assistant. You feed it the stuff you'd normally read and it summarises it for you.
Then you can decide which content you should spend more of your time on.
Not nearly complete, but an idea I had even before I found out about it. And kinda similar what Apple is attempting with iOS18 and Apple AI.
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#4Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25228089
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#5Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25228089
Even more previouser discussion (2019): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21659876
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#6Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25228089
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#7In order for this to be even remotely doable, you need explicit and transparent data flows between devices and applications which is currently a no starter for tech companies and app developers.
Apple letting you out of the walled garden? Forget about it. Google letting anyone else use their data? How about 3 more soon-to-be-killed products instead of a proper API.
Not to mention you need a rewrite of the DMCA in order to complete this.
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#8While I understand the motivation and wish for similar tools myself, I think the healthier solution is to just put less information into the top of the funnel.
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#9I just want a tool that collects and organizes everything I've ever written online.
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#10I would like to see Evernote's AI evolve to a point where it would process my ~4500 item knowledge base (KB) of personal notes, clipping and documents, and then allow me to ask questions that would be answered based on that volume of information.