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Something I'm finding handy, at least for one specific purpose, is emacs org mode. I have a big file, papers.org. It looks like this: * Computer science
by yummyfajitas 11y ago
Something I'm finding handy, at least for one specific purpose, is emacs org mode. I have a big file, papers.org. It looks like this:
* Computer science :computer_science:
** [[~/org/papers/Category_Theory_Applied_to_Functional_Programming__cain-screen.pdf][Category Theory Applied to Functional Programming]]
:PROPERTIES:
:original-source: http://www1.eafit.edu.co/asr/pubs/cain-screen.pdf
:END:
** [[file:papers/bitcoin.pdf][Bitcoin]] :bitcoin:
Original paper.
All the papers go into ~/org/papers/. I find stuff with text search and tags.
This, combined with org mode task management, is actually making me pretty good at queueing and reading new papers.
- leni536 11y agoFor managing papers I use Zotero. It has some nifty features, like recognizing the paper that you import and fill out all the metadata.