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Dave wrote about his Captain's Log, into which he logs information "too trivial to remember, but too important to forget." It's a Tinderbox document.
A later post
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Do you know why have trouble finding things? Here's why...
* Ghostty. TUIs and CLI tools never get old. And I still like using Vim as $EDITOR
* Obsidian. My resistance to using
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SilverBullet+: The Programmable Personal Knowledge Management Platform
SilverBullet+ is a knowledge management platform (fancy term for a “notes app on steroids”) built on markdown files. It combines a live-preview editor with wiki-style linking,
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I just want to say how much I enjoy using TiddlyWiki, especially when compared to Obsidian.
TiddlyWiki is weird and old and has all sorts of limitations. None of the limitations bother me
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"TILES is an Emacs package for taking quick, title-less notes." Well color me intrigued!
Screenshot from the TILES Github page:
I love trying different methods for taking notes. TILES is sort
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I know I won't like Obsidian this time, either. Yet, I keep trying.
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I wrote the following in 2021 but can't find where I posted it, and I'm feeling it again, so I'm recording it here
It feels like everyone
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For many years I’ve put every new folder full of anything into a new Git repo. I never questioned it, I just did it because that’s what you do.
I’m
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After 12 years of using a Hobonichi Techo, I'm giving it up.
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I've been testing the hot new Tana app for the past week, and I'm exhausted.
First, I don't need a Zettelkasten. If you're being honest,
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I'm trying something with TiddlyWiki. My public wiki has over 3,000 entries. As much as I try keeping notes in my array of Org-mode files, I almost always find what
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For years, I’ve kept a paper notebook at hand. I always have a Moleskine-style bullet journal or a Field Notes pocket notebook or a Hobonichi Techo nearby. Sometimes all three.
Lately, I’
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TL;DR: daily.baty.net.
You see, I have a nice wiki, and for a couple of years, I have written a new entry in it (nearly) every day. These “daily notes” have
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One valid criticism of using paper for notes is that searching through notebooks is rather difficult. With my poor handwriting, scanning for certain information in a wash of squiggly lines can be painfully
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I take all my notes in
TiddlyWiki now, and publish most of them to rudimentarylathe.wiki.
For the past few years, I’ve published my wiki using TiddlyWiki. I write daily, publicly sharable
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…skip any definitive conclusions, as we know you might change those at any time. ????
@ron on micro.blog
Ron was referring to my still-forming opinions about the reMarkable tablet, but he could be
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It feels like the entire world (or at least my corner of) is consumed by the “how” of note-taking. Tools, workflows, processes, backlinks, and on and on. Obsidian? Roam? Paper? I read it
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