taurusnoises

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Don't throw away those old notes: An argument for holding on to bad ideas(writing.bobdoto.computer)
3 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments
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Using my zettelkasten to write an essay [video](youtube.com)
2 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
The author suggests that he witnessed multiple instances of sexual assault. It's pretty much right there in the text.
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
So, here's some cringe I didn't expect to read today: >"Tragically, following the festival, there were also reportedly allegations of rape.... You couldn’t go more than five minutes without seeing a topless woman being fon
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
My aunt used to the tell the second as: Two elephants are sitting in a tub. The one elephant says to the other, "Pass the soap." The other elephant says, "No soap. Just radio." Get it? And then her and my mom would laugh
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
100%. I recommend LYT to people who aren't looking to publish all. the. time. There's no need to work the zk if writing isn't your main interest.
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
UI/UX is no small thing. For some people, it can ultimately make or break their ability to get into the work. While it's nice to think we should all be heroically disengaged from the aesthetics and feel of a thing, those aspects h
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
>"for most people most places." This is, to say the least, not something you are able to speak to with certainty. As someone who has been note-taking in a variety of formats, via a variety of mediums for the better part of my 4
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
Aside from being businesses based primarily in mining usage data for profit, social media platforms are basically fleeting note disseminators for its users. It's allllll fleeting notes (with obvious exceptions). If you're asking h
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
Let's say that, ultimately, it's personal. I have no problem whatsoever taking fleeting notes in a variety of places. As do many other people I know who run this game. But, others I know also feel the need to have a single entry p
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
The best method for fleeting notes is literally whatever you have closest to your fingers in the moment you need to capture something. It's silly to suggest it is "best" to capture a fleeting thought with pen/paper if yo
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
I defs agree that there's a lot of overcomplexity added to the zettelkasten discussion. That's part of what I'm trying to undo. And yet, as someone who teaches a course on zettelkasten, I don't think there's anythin
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Zettelkasten 101 Series: What Is a Fleeting Note?(writing.bobdoto.computer)
56 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|32 comments
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Niklas Luhmann's Playful Appreciation of (Dys)Function(writing.bobdoto.computer)
2 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
Hi, everyone! Thanks so much for taking the time to read the piece, and for getting into awesome conversations. The kind I am often a part of, but not the subject of! Something the vast majority of you all missed in such a spectacular and m
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I just finished reading a book and took lots of notes. Now what?(writing.bobdoto.computer)
3 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments
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I manage writing files without folders(writing.bobdoto.computer)
2 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
As a sort of digital "happening," it's...fun? Interesting? "Neat?" As something I will ever reference, it's basically useless. Which, I feel bad saying, because that suggests that I'm somehow considered in
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The New Convert and the Old Devotee(writing.bobdoto.computer)
1 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments
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What Is a “Literature Note?”(writing.bobdoto.computer)
1 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments
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Atomic notes in a zettelkasten are for writing. You can otherwise drop them(writing.bobdoto.computer)
2 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
Thanks for the reply. Any place you'd recommend an Obsidian user / emacs noob like me to start learning more about emacs? Am always curious to learn about this stuff. Especially when "bloat" comes into the conversation.
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
I've heard this sentiment before. What (for a very non-code, non-dev person like me) could you say about why you dislike Electron apps. From a user perspective especially. Thanks. :)
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
Thanks so much for reading. I hear great things about Dendron from those who use (and swear by) it.
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
Oh, by all means, advert. We all hustlin.
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
It's me, dude! :) (and thanks for reading!)
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Zettelkasten, linking your thinking, and Nick Milo's search for ground(writing.bobdoto.computer)
124 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|31 comments
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by taurusnoises 4y ago
What's interesting about this to me, is how many times he refers to the user wanting to go one way, namely private and uninterrupted, and him continuing to drag the user back into the public, data-mining open. He and the lot are creeps
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Niklas Luhmann was OK with losing notes(writing.bobdoto.computer)
11 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|4 comments
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Quotes Are Not Notes(writing.bobdoto.computer)
2 points by taurusnoises 4y ago|0 comments

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