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I would love an invite...I already asked for this a few days ago on HN and Reddit, post it there :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11166892 https://news.
by ahmedbaracat 11y ago
I would love an invite...I already asked for this a few days ago on HN and Reddit, post it there :)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11166892 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11166892
https://www.reddit.com/r/productivity/comments/47ct2k/how_do_you_document_your_workprogressthings_you/ https://www.reddit.com/r/productivity/comments/47ct2k/how_do...
- pcmaffey 11y agoI'm curious when you say "publish to the web", do you have a specific output/platform in mind? One key difference with Bicycl from those other tools is that it's based on micronotes (think tweeting vs blogging). This is intentional. I use Evernote to go into detail about my work. But that makes serendipitous discovery more difficult, when the jewel of your content is buried... Also, this allows you to focus on just what's important. As any good procrastinator know how easy it is to sidetrack yourself in details. Of course, sometimes that's wonderful and creative. But there are lots of tools out there already for that.
- ahmedbaracat 11y agoBy "publishing to the web" I mean an easy and automated way to show the world what you have accomplished, so for instance if you are getting hired, one can look at your page and have a feeling of your work process, what you care about, what you have accomplished, what kind of experiments have you done... I agree that micro notes are the way to start this, but give the users ways to be able to extend these notes in oder to be able to further document their work or whatever they have accomplished.
- pcmaffey 11y agoCool, thanks for the response. For now, want to make sure Bicycl is useful and empowering on an individual level. Then, those ideas would certainly seem like a natural progression...