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Are you familiar with Niklas Luhmann’s “zettelkasten” methods? Seems like there might be some fertile ground at the intersection of these two ideas...
by jkhdigital 5y ago
Are you familiar with Niklas Luhmann’s “zettelkasten” methods? Seems like there might be some fertile ground at the intersection of these two ideas...
- nextos 5y agoIndeed. For example, org-mode can easily implement both a Zettelkasten and SRS. There are ready-made packages for both.
- gmccreight2 5y agoAndy (the Orbit author) has his own very interesting Zettelkasten-like set of public notes. In this page, for example, he compares/contrasts his "Evergreen note" approach to a Zettles in a Zettlekasten: https://notes.andymatuschak.org/z4AX7pHAu5uUfmrq4K4zig9x8jmmF62XgaMXm https://notes.andymatuschak.org/z4AX7pHAu5uUfmrq4K4zig9x8jmm... Additionally, his system does have spaced repetition built-in, too: "I’ve embedded a Spaced repetition memory system into my notes: The mnemonic medium can be extended to one’s personal notes. This has substantially changed the medium, but in ways I don’t yet understand very well." I do not believe he has open-sourced his note taking system, but it is fun to browse around in; he presents a lot of interesting ideas, particularly if you're into this space.
- pps 5y ago> I do not believe he has open-sourced his note taking system He is using Bear, you can find on youtube how he creates those notes.