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I 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.
I just want a tool that collects and organizes everything I've ever written online.
Never have your content only on someone else's site.
I usually write every comment / opinion in Obsidian if it's either long or seems like something I need to explain multiple times.
That way I can just copy-paste the same comment again, read through and edit either the original or the pasted version to fit the situation and I save a lot of time and research =)
While 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.
I 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.
While 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.
But how do you know which bits of information to ignore at the top of the funnel?
A boss looks at a thick stack of résumés he had received for a job listing. It's too thick to go through it in a day. He takes a random bunch of papers from the middle of the stack, and throws the papers away. His subordinates are surprised, so he comments: "We don't need any unlucky losers anyway".
"goodreads clone but with relational db functionality exposed" has been on my wishlist forever too
In 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 ord…
But you should be able to create custom parsers for the relevant bits.
While 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.
But how do you know which bits of information to ignore at the top of the funnel?