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I do something similar, but I have one file technotes.md open all the time and just append snippets/commands/URL's/TIL's to the bottom with a date stamp and a h

I do something similar, but I have one file technotes.md open all the time and just append snippets/commands/URL's/TIL's to the bottom with a date stamp and a hopefully findable comment. Some notes are referenced constantly, and some I've probably never looked at again. The interesting thing is it's hard to predict when adding which one it will be...

ehecatl42 3y ago
Translate to fortune format and surprise yourself daily!
- Dutchie987 3y ago
  That is a brilliant idea for a low-noise spaced repetition solution. Thanks, I'll make good use of this!
hypercube33 3y ago
I'm curious if yours is public as well like the posting as I'd love to check it out
bloopernova 3y ago
I've done the same, initially in a dokuwiki page, now in an org document. Do you find yourself using the date of entries much? It never occurred to me that I should be timestamping my snippets, and I'm curious if I'm missing out. I do tag them with an entry from a very simple taxonomy (shell, aws, macos, git, docker, etc etc) As I'm using org-mode, I should really just customize org-journal-new-entry to include a timestamp. Or maybe something similar with org-roam. Argh! The temptation of yak-shaving is too great sometimes.