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An analysis of Apple Notes' powerful features, including practical sharing, organizational note linking, and automation via Shortcuts.
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Another piece of Apple notes that I really had fun exploring with this field guide is linking. Now we done shows on Obsidian I really love the bilateral linking that Obsidian does Very powerful application Apple has a kind of slimmed down version of this but it still quite powerful You can easily create like a table of contents note linking out to
... See moreWriter Steven Johnson does this in a single document he calls a “spark file”—every time he has an idea, he adds it to the file, and then he revisits the list every couple of months.
Austin Kleon • Keep Going: a book by Austin Kleon
This is why for the past eight years or so I've been maintaining a single document where I keep all my hunches: ideas for articles, speeches, software features, startups, ways of framing a chapter I know I'm going to write, even whole books. I now keep it as a Google document so I can update it from wherever I happen to be. There's no organizing... See more
Steven Johnson • The Spark File
Analyzing significant improvements to Apple's native Calendar app, focusing on event management, cross-platform use, and automation capabilities.
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Another thing I covered in the course, because I'm a big fan of time blocking and just like really using the calendar as a tool to manage your day, is they've gotten really good over the years about letting you easily like duplicate events or copy events or move events around.
So like you open the calendar app, you can do pretty quick calendar
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Just did a fresh macOS install — writing down what I set up:
• Superhuman: fast email client
• Ghostty: super fast terminal
• Neovim: default editor
• Raycast: better spotlight
• CleanShot X: better screenshot tool
• Notion: work notes +... See more
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