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Ask HN: What are your favorite note taking tools
- ihndan 4y agoThis lightweight and All-In-One app: https://mdsilo.com/ https://mdsilo.com/
- Ptchd 4y agocurrently I send myself e2e encrypted messages on matrix/element
- mattwilsonn888 4y agoFor particularly open ended explorations, I like org mode. For cementing understanding, I like carefully crafted notes on pen and paper, sometimes a first and second draft. Otherwise plain text files. I organize my files by putting them at first randomly into one folder, and then sorting them as I refine them and make second drafts. This is nice because I can always sort by most recent - anything not very important or timeless goes somewhere else. 'Note taking tools' sounds like such a misnomer, a notepad is just to write scratch down in so you can focus on something more important. To elevate scratch to such a level of sophistication is missing the point - to really test your knowledge, you must be able to write about it and read and edit as the role of harshest critic. A good single text file or essay is enough to encompass very large blocks of knowledge - the rest comes from organizing those essays. If you are studying for a test - then feel free to search for enhancements to memory, but to build understanding most of that organizational work will be taking place in your head, not a tool. When it is organized in your head it is easy to organize into a file, paper, or set of folders.
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- sys_64738 4y agoOne Note is the industry standard now.
- joshxyz 4y agoapparently github gists
- favourable 4y agohttps://standardnotes.com/ https://standardnotes.com/