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I don't have a Zibaldone, but I do like my own wiki (vimwiki) which I love. It's a complete hodgepodge, a place to put links, snippets, stuff to do, whatever. A
by patrickdavey 10y ago
I don't have a Zibaldone, but I do like my own wiki (vimwiki) which I love. It's a complete hodgepodge, a place to put links, snippets, stuff to do, whatever. And it's just markdown files under my own control. When I read books on the kindle, I extract any highlights and feed those in too, same for video's I've watched. I wrote a very simple android app (horrible horrible hack) with which to write notes / share links which feeds into the vimwiki. It's great having all the content go into one place, or it is for me anyway.
So yes, I reckon a personal wiki is a modern-day Zibaldone, and I recommend trying one out.
- sotojuan 10y agoI have a friend who does a simple version of this on GitHub: https://github.com/yoshuawuyts/knowledge https://github.com/yoshuawuyts/knowledge I've been considering doing the same.
- analogmemory 10y agoI like this idea, and I going to do the same.
- stinkytaco 10y agoWhy git? I can't think why I'd want to "roll back". Does he (assuming he by the name) feel the commit history and portability is worth the overhead?
- qu4z-2 10y agoSee, I can see why you'd put it in git (because it's easy) but not sure why you'd upload it to the cloud (ie github).
- vorotato 10y agoGit allows you to roll back in case you removed something you shouldn't have. The cloud allows it to be easily accessible on your phone, and easily able to be shared should one want to do that.
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