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I can't speak to any wider trend but I read this article as a pushback against the hype that maybe makes note-taking out to be a more powerful tool than it real
by PebblesRox 4y ago
I can't speak to any wider trend but I read this article as a pushback against the hype that maybe makes note-taking out to be a more powerful tool than it really is.
I tried note-taking and spaced repetition for a while. To the extent that it replaced mindless HN reading, it was positive but I can also see how easy it is to pour in buckets of time without much benefit. It's a very thirsty pursuit - there's always more you could do and you never reach a clear stopping point.
- kirso 4y agoI think there are 2 interesting points here: > pour in buckets of time without much benefit In this case, it becomes procrastination > there's always more you could do and you never reach a clear stopping point Do we need to do more and procrastination is just a signal that we don't want to do something