A paper notebook would be so much worse. You would have to carry it with you physically (which is clearly an unconscionable imposition), it can't show you relevant ads, and it cannot send every glyph you scrawl to Google, Microsoft, and the NSA. How could people ever use tech like that?
Using Anki to remember what you read
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Re: Using Anki to remember what you read
#312If Anki’s UI/UX turns you off, I’ve built an alternative called Mochi ( https://mochi.cards/ ) that uses markdown. Incidentally it also supports Zettelkasten like note taking like described in the article.
Thank you. This exactly fits my needs. I will switch to Mochi.
Re: Using Anki to remember what you read
#313I don't know which kindle OP uses, but there's already a built-in feature called "vocabulary builder" which uses spaced repetition.