Part 1 ended with that unsettling realization: the issue isn’t just technical limitations; it’s the confident bluffing that follows. In this second part, I’ll go further into what this means in practice—and what it means for anyone relying on Copilot to “read” anything online. And this time, I’ll also show you a reliable way to make Copilot pull the actual content of a page, so you can finally get answers based on what’s really there, not on whatever it managed to guess.
When you drop a URL into a conversation with Copilot, it feels natural to assume it can simply open the page and read it the way you do. After all, that’s how humans work: click, skim, understand. But the way Copilot interacts with web content is a little different — and understanding those differences helps you get the most out of it. Want to know more? Read the post.
This second Q&A picks up where the previous one left off, continuing a conversation that began with a single email and grew into something more reflective than I expected. If the first post was about bridging the gap between intention and understanding, this one is more intimate: a dialogue between two people navigating productivity, recovery, and the quiet work of rebuilding systems — and sometimes ourselves.
This post revisits my OneNote GTD setup through the lens of a reader’s thoughtful email. What was clear to me alone—how the pieces connect—proved less obvious to others. In response, I shared screenshots and explanations to make the structure transparent. And thanks to T. S.’s generous permission, this private exchange now becomes a public resource. If you find clarity here, you owe a word of thanks to him.
In the fast-paced world we live in, it's easy to fall into the trap of rushing through tasks in an effort to get everything done. However, this often leads to mistakes, inefficiencies, and ultimately, the need to redo the work. John Wooden's timeless quote serves as a powerful reminder to prioritize quality and thoroughness in all that one does.
In my ongoing quest to enhance my writing efficiency, I’ve embarked on a journey to refine my prompts, aiming for even more precise and valuable outcomes. This seemingly simple yet profound adjustment holds the promise of transforming Copilot from a helpful tool into an indispensable partner in my writing process. However, what appeared to be a straightforward task was about to be proven a monumental challenge…
Crafting effective prompts is essential when interacting with AI. Think of prompts as conversation starters — you're instructing the AI on what you want, much like talking to another person. Here's why getting your prompts right matters…
Having a toolkit of techniques and strategies is one thing, but time management is an ongoing process – a constant challenge!
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– Copilot.
This initial capture will not take as long as you think it will and the payoff is huge so get started.
Not sure about this statement. Admittedly, tackling this task after-hours with seriously reduced horsepower was not the most productive way to do so.
