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I could probably even RSS my own account in stackoverflow / each stackexchange account since the user preferences / mailbox features are kinda really awful since i can’t mark things in my inbox as unread.The only way I can use a TODO list for this is checking my email every now and then and just periodically check whether my questions were answered or not. Or subscribe to a playlist, this is good for ongoing tutorials With inoreader, I can preview every video a channel has uploaded, star which ones I’ve looked at on channel, look at ones recently uploaded. Also, it has some of the worst UX/UI design as well. Youtube is really slow to navigate between different channels and has so much wasted real estate on it. I do this for workflowys blog / webinars.Īlso, for youtube playlists and videos. No fiddling around figuring out how each website decided to organize itself. This means I can navigate every blog post made on a website in probably 1/4 of the time now. I could probably RSS specific reddit users if I wanted too to, there’s a few that post really good content not found anywhere else on the webĪlso, it lets me preview the entire contents of a blog site, in the order blogposts were made, in an email format. I can probably subscribe to this forum as well… but its not consistent though. Twitter feeds, facebook feeds (but would have to integrate with my facebook). Such as newest questions “tagged with Javascript” on stackoverflow, Blog titles, instagram feeds (National Geographic), subreddits, quora “Specific title search rules”, etc. Anything with public data on the web can be scraped into an RSS. It works really well for finding new data sources. Feedly feels like childsplay compared to inoreader So I can use INOREADER / FEEDLY to manage that better manage the information afterwards I subscribe to a lot of random stuff just for “subreddit discovery / informational discovery” but a lot of times I don’t necessarily look at those subreddits often or simply forget to when on reddit Or run bots, data aggregation, anything you want really Then you can use that list to subscribe to your INOREADER / FEEDLY to subscribe to wherever. Just go to “my subreddits” Zoom in a little so OCR can work better, then proceed to extract I have 2-3 reddit accounts as well for different purposes (different inboxes, one for work, one for mobile, one for whatever - some public some private, etc) Sometimes I want to extract out all my subreddits really easily as well I could also just create a backup screennshot of what my inoreader feeds look like (with images) and then scrape it later with OCRĮDIT EDIT - OCR for subreddit subscriptions I also want to have an exported list of all the items I put in inoreader into dynalist for backup so I know how i organize it. Its kind of tedious but I add every feed manually into inoreader one by one. I used feedly premium for well over a year and I think inoreader premium fits my needs better

I’m in the middle of redoing my entire Feedly vs Inoreader setup, so I can aggregate things and information on the web easier It saves me from (1) opening a tab → (2) navigating to the specific information → (3) Copying information → (4) Navigating back to dynalist → (5) closing out the tab. Other times I use OCR: I use it when citing references, so I might say take an annotated screenshot from stackoverflow to cite my references, but then when I revisit it later, I can just preview the image and grab out the data without ever visiting the site. I use this OCR recognition a lot when I make annotated images, and sometimes I want to extract that short paragraph afterward, without using native object files, etc

Sharex reddit android#

You can do this with 3rd party programs (officelens, photoscanners), but with my methodology, its just one simple workflow, one hotkey away, without having to open this box and fiddle with the another android program, etc

Sharex reddit pdf#

This is especially useful for textbooks as well, if I don’t have a PDF version of it What’s good about this as well, is I can simply just take a picture of something →google photos uploads it automatically → navigate to → run OCR. “1” and “l” generally get mixed up, sometimes formatting gets wonky, but I just clean it up afterwards, doesnt take long