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I agree with you wholeheartedly about the benefit of this, it's much more than anyone might think beforehand. I do a very similar thing, although not to a blog
by Nick_C 15y ago
I agree with you wholeheartedly about the benefit of this, it's much more than anyone might think beforehand.
I do a very similar thing, although not to a blog. I have a file (notes.txt) in my home directory. Any problem or thought gets cat'ed to the file ( cat >> notes.txt ) and I type my thoughts along with a few keywords. A simple grep finds any of it.
It is extremely useful once you've built up a body of knowledge. Mine is almost 10,000 lines now.
N.B. If using bash or similar, "set -C" to prevent overwrites with a mistyped > instead of >> (which can be overridden with >| if you need to).
- kalid 15y agoThat's great, I have a few similar items too: thoughts.txt - random musings about life ideas.txt - startup ideas, etc. quotes.txt - favorite quotes feelgood.txt - events / activities I really enjoyed [good to see what makes you happy in the moment]