"Every normal working day, my intention is: • to spend three hours on my most important current project, having defined some kind of specific goal for the progress I aim to make on it that day; • to complete three shorter tasks, usually urgent to-dos or "sticky" tasks I've been avoiding, usually just a few minutes each (I … Continue reading 3/3/3, A Method For Structuring Your Day
Tag: organization
Oh, You Think You Use a Notebook?
"This year (2022) is going to see my journal/log’s 10th anniversary and 100th notebook. After many attempts to write this up, I’m just going to disgorge it all. This article is long and rambling and I make no apology for it. Feel free to skip around to any part of it which you find interesting."-Dave Gauer, "My Notebook System." … Continue reading Oh, You Think You Use a Notebook?
Robustness of the Underlying Technology
I was reading The Browser, which made this recommendation: "Folders Versus Tags by Eleanor Konik | 24th September 2021Personal knowledge management enthusiast's magnum opus on the fraught subject of hierarchical organisation. The overwhelming trend in digital products, from Gmail down to the most niche notetaking app, is to apply tag to files rather than sort … Continue reading Robustness of the Underlying Technology
Vitalik Buterin on Rebellion as an Organizing Principle
File Hierarchies: Images & Email
Every now and again, I come across something that makes me realize there is something about me that is different than most people. It happened this week while reading A World Ordered Only By Search by L.M. Sacasas, which is, in part, a commentary on an article Monica Chin's File Not Found in The Verge. … Continue reading File Hierarchies: Images & Email
Roam
A note-taking tool for networked thought.As easy to use as a document. As powerful as a graph database. Roam helps you organize your research for the long haul.-Roam I wanted to bookmark this for the future. I currently use org-mode in emacs for journaling and NextCloud Notes for a Keep replacement. But, this looks interesting.
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