My tip is to break down your knowledge into very small chunks and store them somewhere easily accessible and searchable. I have been looking for a solution for

My tip is to break down your knowledge into very small chunks and store them somewhere easily accessible and searchable. I have been looking for a solution for this, and that led me to build a system for myself and open source it [0]. In short, I find that writing them down every day in bite-sized chunks is most helpful. This method probably will not help you store non-texts such as movies, pictures, but for other mediums, it is great. After about two years, the main benefits I find are: * Bite-sized notes are easier to index and search for later * We can easily share those notes with others when in a technical discussion etc, saving a lot of time * We can do spaced-repetition on those notes easily because they are concise. (I wrote a short Go program to do this for me) [0] - https://github.com/dnote/cli https://github.com/dnote/cli