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I tried countless notes and productivity apps. They all didn’t work. Now, I have a folder called zettelkasten. It contains a collection of interlinked markdown
by mo_42 3y ago
I tried countless notes and productivity apps. They all didn’t work. Now, I have a folder called zettelkasten. It contains a collection of interlinked markdown files.
It’s the first time something like this works for me. I does so because I use it daily to refine, trash, and collect information.
Btw: I call BS on the section about Kahneman and loss aversion. Their experimental setup was too narrow to extend it to something like fear of missing out on information.
- theallan 3y agoHow are you interlinking them? Do you compile to HTML for viewing?
- mo_42 3y agoSimply with [description](filename.md) With Vim, I can quickly navigate to the other files. I think Markdown viewers/editors should also be able to handle these links.
- parasti 3y agoThis is what Obsidian does, as well. You can open your folder with Obsidian and it will just work.
- swah 3y agoMaybe choosing a tool which has a suggested workflow makes you avoid the "Think about the problem your want to solve with this notes" thinking part...