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  1. Comment on Forever ✱ Notes — A simple and scalable digital note-taking method for Apple Notes in ~tech

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    I actually used obsidian for some time and its good out of the box. I wanted to use org-mode as its more powerful than markdown. Also emacs is a full on text editor so you get all kinds of bonuses...

    I actually used obsidian for some time and its good out of the box. I wanted to use org-mode as its more powerful than markdown. Also emacs is a full on text editor so you get all kinds of bonuses with quickly working with text.

    Downside is learning emacs isnt a small venture. But if youre trying to future proof your stuff emacs might be somewhere to look. The thing is ancient. It’s been actively developed since the 70’s and still going strong. Can’t get much more promise of future proofing than a program with more than 40 years of history.

    But seriously just keep using obsidian. I love emacs but i spend entirely too much time playing around with it

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  2. Comment on Forever ✱ Notes — A simple and scalable digital note-taking method for Apple Notes in ~tech

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    I like your idea of transferring it into meat space documents even if i dont have too many of those. As for naming the files. I do try to leave descriptive names but i trust tools that can read...

    I like your idea of transferring it into meat space documents even if i dont have too many of those.

    As for naming the files. I do try to leave descriptive names but i trust tools that can read the files and search their contents. I also use a roam like system and attach files to notes so they have some semantic context.

    Some tools i use:

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  3. Comment on Forever ✱ Notes — A simple and scalable digital note-taking method for Apple Notes in ~tech

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    This seems like it would require diligence to maintain. I trust in search to find files and keep a flat folder structure

    This seems like it would require diligence to maintain. I trust in search to find files and keep a flat folder structure

    7 votes
  4. Comment on What are you reading these days? in ~books

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    Snowcrash. Took me a bit to get into it but im now enjoying it.

    Snowcrash. Took me a bit to get into it but im now enjoying it.

    2 votes