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Interesting. I do subvocalize but my memory is terrible. The best way I can describe it is that I have a inaccurate lookup table so I can kind of remember thing
by newman314 11y ago
Interesting. I do subvocalize but my memory is terrible. The best way I can describe it is that I have a inaccurate lookup table so I can kind of remember things but recalling specific things is hard particularly when I need the information. I don't usually have issues with spelling though.
So I end up using a ton of Google and obsessively taking notes/making lists. Quip has been a lifesaver.
- djKianoosh 11y agoI'm the exact same. I prefer to "hear" the voice in the writing as it helps me understand (but not necessarily remember every detail). How do you use quip?
- newman314 11y agoI like Quip because it's multi platform shared note taking. I use it to generate todos (different notes for different subjects), lists and scratch for developing ideas/documents. For example, I've been working on a security primer for internal consumption. The output will get turned into a presentation eventually. Quip makes it easy to invite a colleague to collaborate.