A gardener's pkm
beautiful things don't ask for attention
inspiration happens when you aren't looking for it. when you are relaxed and open. that's the vibe inside sublime
Get Your Knowledge Graph Away From Me
Personal Knowledge Management is Bullshit
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On Inboxes
I have two conceptual inboxes.
First one, inbox.md , is where the most interesting links end up, together with my random thoughts, waiting for a weekly review. I mainly append to that file through iOS shortcut. I can quickly share a twitter link, or jot a quick note in drafts.
Second one is a bit more convoluted. Sometimes during the day... See more
On Inboxes
I have two conceptual inboxes.
First one, inbox.md , is where the most interesting links end up, together with my random thoughts, waiting for a weekly review. I mainly append to that file through iOS shortcut. I can quickly share a twitter link, or jot a quick note in drafts.
Second one is a bit more convoluted. Sometimes during the day... See more
Memex Dreams
love how he’s thinking about inboxes, especially the necessity of a weekly review
That people show off these illegible globs in public only makes sense from a signaling perspective: They are saying, “look at how many nodes I have in my brain, amazing nodes, I have so many nodes that a peon such as yourself can’t even guess what’s going on here!”
Personal Knowledge Management is Bullshit
My biggest issue with tools like Delphi that promise to help creators scale their time infinitely is that most people aren’t lacking information or insight. They are lacking the peer support, accountability, and belief capital needed to put the knowledge into action.
Like Om said: "Bumper sticker" gurus being automated means even more performative
... See moreThe sex appeal of the Knowledge Graph derives from the fantasy of not having to decide what’s most important.
Personal Knowledge Management is Bullshit
All you have to do is take cute little notes all the time, and the hard work is magically done for you!