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It depends on what... my coding universe is largely Clojure based now and I still have plenty of notebooks full of sketches, designs, ideas, short writings, and
by sova 10y ago
It depends on what... my coding universe is largely Clojure based now and I still have plenty of notebooks full of sketches, designs, ideas, short writings, and diagrams. I saw someone designed a whiteboard that sticks onto the back of the laptop (lid) and it looks like an excellent invention.
For all the time I've spent studying computational science, I'm actually very content to be without technology. For instance: I have my most valuable code on github, and as long as I know it's there I know there's no problem if I lose my physical machine. The IP is worth more than the hardware.
However, I can't say the same about notes. I don't keep my notes or writings anywhere on the "cloud." I don't think there's a solution that exists yet that is up-to-snuff for me, but someone did post a site that was made to be notes-for-long-into-the-future recently, perhaps someone with better remembering can find it.
- jamessb 10y ago> someone did post a site that was made to be notes-for-long-into-the-future recently, perhaps someone with better remembering can find it. You might be referring to Standard Notes [0], which advertises itself as having a focus on longevity. The discussion on HN [1] mentions many alternatives that are based on plain text. [0]: https://standardnotes.org/ https://standardnotes.org/ [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13421927 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13421927
- sova 10y agoThank you