PKM
It should feel a bit loose. Such is the nature of bottom-up systems (6.1). There are no “occupied slots,” because there is no prescribed order. Therefore, there is no need to worry about which alphanumeric IDs have already been taken. Choose any alphanumeric ID that adequately establishes a relationship between the two ideas, and add it to the
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My Perfect PKM / Note-Taking App
Native Mac and mobile UI/UX and local first principle of @craftdocsapp
Nested tags UX of @BearNotesApp
Textbundle import/export like @BearNotesApp
Search (indexing everything with OCR and weighing of results) of @evernote
(Block) Referencing of @RoamResearch
Owning my data in an open format like in @obsdmd
(Automatic)
Early Preview of Sublime Canvas
youtube.comAt 47 years old, I still wrestle with these questions. I know people who never care about the things I obsess over—like whether to use Notion, Obsidian, or Bear for their notes. Honestly, most people don’t even talk about stuff like this.
Still, I’m fascinated by how people organize themselves. At work, I’m always curious about how others manage... See more
Still, I’m fascinated by how people organize themselves. At work, I’m always curious about how others manage... See more
Do Fewer Things, Do Them Well - A Room of My Own
Oh my god, I feel you
Further, Craft’s search functionality is ham-stringed by its reliance on text blocks. For example, If you search for a journal entry with the words fatherhood and marriage, Craft will only find documents where the words appear in the same paragraph. If the search words appear in different paragraphs of the same document, Craft won’t find it. Day
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Don’t become overprotective of your main notes to the point where you stop making them. A main note’s contents can be as simple as an idea and a link to other ideas.