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In personal, light-hearted or even most 1 to 1 meetings I'd agree.

But my note taker has been an incredibly helpful piece of technology in professional meetings where domain decisions had to be recorded, high-throughput arguments were exchanged, ideas brought up and todos just verbally agreed on.

I always ask people, kindly and honestly with a lot of room for denial, for agreement to record meetings with them. No, I don't do it in meetings where I know personal topics could come up or be relevant. But those are more on the rare side. In most of my professional exchanges it hasn't posed a problem for anyone.

Looks like the article was pulled down? I could not find it in the english archive either.

For a refactoring project I've built the reports of the tool into the CI pipeline of our repository. On every PR it will create a fixed post with the current branches complexity scores comparing it to the target branch and reporting a trend.

It may not be perfect in its outputs but I like it for bringing attention to arising (or still existing) hotspots.

I've found that the output is - at least on a high level - aligning well with my inner expectation of what files deserve work and which ones are fine. Additionally it's given us measurable outcomes for code refactoring which non technical people like as well.

That's really cool! There certainly were times in the past when I'd wished something like this to be existant.

I'm building a newsletter reader platform that will help you keep your 'I-want-to-keep-up-to-date' urge separate from your email inbox which I use more as a communicative todo list.

I've written very briefly about it here https://maxsommer.de/blog/building-nuzelettr-email/ and will continue to write more about it on my blog.

In case you are interested in getting aboard you may sign up for testing at https://nuzelettr.email/