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inakarmacoma
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
It's interesting, a shame emacs org-mode is discarded so quickly. If only the barrier of entry weren't so high.
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
I'd add DynaList to the list, too
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
Docs has revision history. For several of the concerns listed, I'm surprised to see how people are using the app. Similar for asking every employee of a company to track their time in same name documents? Perhaps poor processes and poo
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
All true at the same? Not mutually exclusive.
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
I felt the same way. Arrived at the end, thinking... "an articulation that clear most come with some very concrete conclusions with advice." But I found the essay more an apt description of reality, with only hints of escaping tow
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
a what?
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
A torrent could share the load perhaps
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
Perhaps we could all seed your torrent?
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
Where's Bill Hicks when you need him. "little Damien"... Relentless, Revelations?
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
Or the person is interested in deep conversations but was turned off by the small talk?
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
I've been using DynaList, so I guess I am vulnerable to this risk. But for some reason I could not figure out a way to make org mode work across all platforms in anyway close to as seamlessly. I was able to sometimes get cross-linking
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
Actually... https://health.google.com
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
https://health.google/
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
It's not true. But reports are very valuable when filed with helpful information.
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inakarmacoma
6y ago
Cannabis, and Ambien? Oh, the horrors.
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
Google Apps Script! Heh...
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
I will send turteCore, but you have to ask for it. Ribbit.
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
DynaList - it's amazing, free, use everyday
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
You can technically get around the filter limit by switching from filters to Appsv Script. Setup a staging inbox, then run the query and action rules against that stagig area every 1 to 5 minutes.
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
I'm not sure if people realize, but "Copy" and "Paste" and "Cut" aren't just metaphors. There used to be entire jobs dedicated to people manually doing this with scissors, glue, tape, etc. to save tim
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
DynaList might complement your approach, for the earlier unstructured collection and task brainstorming
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
Yes, Photoshop supports pretty customizable recorded and custom actions. Can also process multiple files in bulk/batch.
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
...or EVEN read a BOOK. Aspiring authors offer up a collective sigh. But there are movies, still. By the way, has anyone seen the 37th remake of Superman? Sorry, I meant 36th. Hey, anyone want to invest in a new movie idea. It's gold.
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
Has anyone given this a try whose also used by analysts in the past? I'm curious how they compare
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
Any comparisons between Roam and DynaList?
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
But really working on the go with Android or iOS is painful, no?
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
DynaList?
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
Accessible mostly everywhere, but really exploring, manipulating content across mobile devices and operating systems gets pretty frustrating. Love it in theory, but DynaList is just so simple to use anywhere without a second thought.
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7y ago
... at which point you also get to enjoy your arrival at linguistic metaphysics. If you can identify all material objects that all observers can feasibly see, then you subtract the material objects that one person sees, from the material ob
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inakarmacoma
7y ago
I'd recommend giving "DynaList" a look as well. Use it daily.
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