I've wanted SRS features as well but no ebook reader seems to do annotation exports well. I get by with Moon+ Reader and wrote a few Obsidian plugins to help me with parsing exports and generating flashcards. Would love to hear of better approaches.

There's a fella named karlicoss whose work you may want to look into. See: beepb00p.xyz

You may want to try converting those questions into byte (heh) sized flashcards and review them from time to time to make sure it sticks. Speaking of which, there's a book called Make It Stick. You might find that interesting as well.

This is one of the kindest comments I've read on any social media site. Thanks for taking the time.

What else were you looking for in dataview? It has a JS API.

There's so little there to go off of. Do you have any job descriptions?

I'd suggest this appears somewhat open ended and "define your own role":

before:

> Previously, we built and scaled a profitable SaaS business with 150+ engineers based in New York City. Our technology ingested more than 50 billion events a day - collecting information in real-time across tens of thousands of websites, mobile apps, and mission critical applications.

now:

> With Montauk Labs our goal is to focus on people first and give the team the flexibility to experiment, iterate, and explore new ideas.

with a MarTech focus ...

> Martech (a.k.a., marketing technology, marketing software and marketing platforms) is technology employed in the service of marketing. Martech is used to create, execute, manage, orchestrate, and measure the performance of online and offline content, campaigns and experiences.

If you have any experince | ideas in the domain area and|or kind of tech stacks that could be used then get in touch and indicate what you'd like to do | what you're passionate about - perhaps ask for short term "spitballing" period with an option for longer term involvement if both parties see value in going further.

Any way to do tap to pay with banking apps? I'm too used to the convenience but trying to be privacy conscious where I can.

I get the point but as a counterpoint, why wouldn't they be?

Oh, and while we're on the topic, anyone have something like a media database where they record metadata about what they watch and when? I want to create yearly media dashboards and I've run into a few tricky problems around metadata organization. The querying has been easy for the most part.

Dataview sorely needs maintainers. The author is working on a successor but I still want to use the original one.