@cliff538 legitimately saved me a couple of hours of web searches. Also justified keeping a list of all the books I’ve read!
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@ericmwalk looks idyllic
@robertbreen yeah, I’m pretty sure I’ll get to plain text eventually. I’m iOS only though, so don’t seem to have any great solutions yet
@robertbreen nice! I’m glad that worked out for you too. Enjoy the new finds
@manton nice. Thanks!
@mathyousee cool, I’d like to read about that. I’ve been avoiding Obsidian for a while, but think it is inevitable that all of this will just end up as text files in folders eventually
@birming nice. I’m enjoying it.
@manton yikes, that’s terrible
@andrewdoran.uk wow, that’s epic! Congrats
@gregmorris great update! Well done with the Activity tab
@ericmwalk fascinating what you can learn about a place when you pay attention. Great story
@cherizilla oh, excellent!
@birming looks glorious!
@gobino nice! Congrats
@heyloura very fun! Especially the cannon
@manton great! I look forward to testing it. I’m iOS only, so was waiting for a native app before really exploring Inkwell
@mathyousee amazing! Congrats
@jameskoole nice! A useful idea, well executed. This is much easier than my usual squinting at weather forecasts
@lukemperez oh, no. So sorry for your loss
@jarrod great tip! I wish I’d known this months ago when I did this via CSV
@mathyousee I was worried that would happen. Good to know that they pick back up though. At this point, I know I’ll end up reading them all, eventually
@todd oh, good to know! I hadn’t checked the page counts
@jarrod oh, great! I enjoyed season 1 and the book
@mihobu oh, nice. Must have been amazing
@gobino well done! An impressive streak
@mihobu nice list! Thanks for reminding me about The Division Bell. I haven’t listened to that one in too long
@birming all that is missing, for me, is Apple Watch support. I like leaving my phone behind and it would be great if I could listen to the daily meditation or some of the “My List” content from the watch
@cliff538 Joseph Goldstein is great! Some really funny conversations with him, Sam, and Dan Harris in the app
@robertbreen totally reasonable to be concerned about this. My recollection was that they were using the on-device Apple Intelligence models for the beta. Not sure about that now
@gregmorris nice. Congrats on getting back out there!
@robertbreen Interesting. I had some thoughts on the AI daily chat: interesting idea, but not for me. Although I occasionally find the AI generated prompts within an entry helpful, I mostly don’t use the AI features
@jatowler I’ve been working through this too. Now that I’ve consolidated and reduced my various feeds, I spend much less time scrolling and realize how much time I used to waste
@jarrod Still a favourite show on AppleTV
@canion a very optimistic movie, despite the catastrophic premise
@jarrod it is quite consistent with the book, though, of course, had to reduce a lot of the science
@jarrod yes, all back to normal
@jarrod you did seem surprisingly active!
@jarrod agreed, great app! I funnel everything through it (micro.blog, RSS, YouTube, podcasts) and really appreciate the consolidated, refined view
@jimmitchell that escalates it to an emergency!
@gregmorris oh no, that’s tough. Sorry to hear it
@patrickrhone oh no, sorry to hear that. Looks like she made a real difference in your lives and was well loved
@numericcitizen nicely done!
@manton congrats on the release! I’ve been using the beta for the past week and really like it. Native apps was a missing piece. So, glad to see some developments there
@MitchWagner yeah, it was an adjustment to stop relying on hysteria to keep me engaged
@ericmwalk exciting times! Enjoy the tour
@MitchWagner The World in Brief from The Economist is my morning ritual. I like their international, non-hysterical coverage
@apoorplayer wow, frightening and triumphant!
@cliff538 and he’s living it to the max 🐶
@apoorplayer seems like quite the adventure!