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If it is super important, I write it down in a hard bound journal. I find things get lost in digital note keeping apps. Yes you can search, but there is no st
by tmaly 10y ago
If it is super important, I write it down in a hard bound journal. I find things get lost in digital note keeping apps. Yes you can search, but there is no structure to the data so you get back a whole bunch of unordered keyword matches.
I often thought that store some information as Prolog facts would make it more accessible while being somewhat structured. I have not had time to build a proof of concept on this.
- lexhaynes 10y agoI do a combo of a little notebook I always carry around and iPhone Notes. Simple!
- cableshaft 10y agoHmmm, Prolog to store facts about your projects. That's an interesting thought. Been awhile since I've messed about with Prolog (was in school). I liked it then, but couldn't come up with a good use case for it in my everyday programming.
- tmaly 10y agoprofessionally, I used it to automate filling out a very complex form.
- codethief 10y agoI actually have the opposite fear: I'm afraid that my important notes would get burried in a notebook because it's linear and I keep adding thing. In a digital file I can rearrange items, permanently delete them etc.