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I write pretty copious notes in Markdown and put them in gists. I usually share them with my team whenever I get questions. I just search them with the firefox
by theonemind 9y ago
I write pretty copious notes in Markdown and put them in gists. I usually share them with my team whenever I get questions. I just search them with the firefox bar by title/subject, since github formats the markdown when you view it.
I also make Anki clozure cards for key facts to try to keep the skeleton of it in memory. Helps quite a bit to keep some points in active memory. I do the reviews daily.
- mezod 9y agoare the gists public? care to share? the firefox search bar only works for those in the first page right?
- theonemind 9y agoI make them public gists, but they're all company internal stuff on the internal github server, so they're only public on the intranet. ;-D The firefox search bar only works for the titles. Since I wrote them, I usually know what's in them. I always write them locally anyway, and then push the gist up to the server. Since I wrote them locally, if I really need to search them, I just use "ack" on my directory full of gists.