79 // Read-later apps with Tristan Homsi and Dan Doyon
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79 // Read-later apps with Tristan Homsi and Dan Doyon
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How can software improve the practice of reading? Tristan and Dan are the founders of Readwise. They join Adam to talk about the history of read-later apps like Pocket and Instapaper; the difference between reading for betterment and reading for entertainment; and the cat-and-mouse game of web parsing. Plus: how the personal knowledge management explosion in 2020 affected digital reading.
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Show notes- Tristan Homsi @homsIT
- Dan Doyon @deadly_onion
- falconry
- My Side of the Mountain
- Readwise
- Anki
- Dan and Tristan meeting on Hacker News
- Reader
- Pocket, Marco Arment, Instapaper
- Mozilla acquires Pocket
- Why We’re Bootstrapping Readwise
- Alan Kay on computer science as pop culture
- Readability.js
- web standards acid test
- Reader browser extension
- RSS
- Explorable Explanations
- offline first
- JSON Patch
- Second Brain
- commonplace book, marginalia
- etymology of “document”
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