I work in consulting and one of my projects is piloting an AI use case for a department within one of my clients. On a discovery call someone casually brought up that they bought a reMarkable notebook themselves and were wondering if it could be integrated into the use case. It really got me thinking.

Maybe reMarkable or something like it could help bridge a student's writing with an LLM without having to fall back to a laptop or ipad.

https://remarkable.com/

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fn-mote 2 hours ago | parent [-]

> Maybe reMarkable or something like it could help bridge a student's writing with an LLM without having to fall back to a laptop or ipad

What does “bridge a student’s writing” mean?? If this is a real argument it needs to be clearer.

What’s the functional difference between a Remarkable and an iPad? The former is less responsive, costs less, and has better battery life, right? I really don’t see how that’s significant to any kind of development of anything.

Are you talking about running a local model??

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		I feel like an eink b/w device will work better because of the display and lack of distractions like on a full blown iPad. Seems like sink would be similar to a sheet of paper but digital so it could be sent to an LLM or some Other API. Just my two cents though, I don’t have a super strong opinion about it.
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	▲	gravypod 2 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I assume that the reMarkable here would mainly just be used to capture the writing. It could then be examined by an LLM asynchronously.