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https://github.com/ESWAT/john-carmack-plan-archive: John Carmack’s journal plans. Interesting to follow the practices of someone productive and their organizational strategy. Self-tracking in Plain Text Β· Jethro Kuan https://writingcooperative.com/zettelkasten-how-one-german-scholar-was-so-freakishly-productive-997e4e0ca125 https://beepb00p.xyz/pkm-search.html#why: Building a search engine for personal knowledge. also see https://www.gwern.net/Search#search Stop Taking Regular Notes; Use a Zettelkasten Instead

How do others do it?

In Defense of Inclusionism Β· Gwern.net: Why wikipedia is in decline and what might be done to recover.

My Writing Setup with Emacs. The PARA Method: A Universal System for Organizing Digital Information - Fort… Ask HN: How do you learn complex, dense technical information? | Hacker News A Meta-Layer for Notes Β« julian.digital: What can we do with sticky notes around your computer? Self-Directed Learning (SDL) Ask HN: What is your learning strategy? | Hacker News My productivity app is a never-ending .txt file

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Motivation

Organization

I needed a way to better organize my ideas. Administering structure to my data was a good way to do this, and org-mode provides a good facility for this. Organize my notes better, as they’re visible to the public.

Accessibility

I’d like my notes to be easily visible to anyone. It allows me to easily share my thoughts and perspectives with friends or colleagues.

Publicity

This portal also enables recruiters or future collaborators to learn more about me, my skills and my interests. Perhaps I can build a following, inspire someone, or find an interesting job opportunity if someone stumbles upon this wiki.

Ideas

  • tag hypothes.is notations with names of pages; show each one in a separate window when displaying the page.
  • do the same for are.na channels; can display related blocks of a particular channel on the page next to some writing.
  • Bret Victor’s website (https://worrydream.com) employs a dynamic home page that has individual articles float in windows on a film reel, but these articles can also be focused on and viewed full-page. The Tufte influences on the graphs and navigation are evident, and the full page view is so much more easily interactive and less distracting that it’s worth considering doing something similar for my site.
  • https://metacademy.org/
  • https://years.cblgh.org/ Briefly summarize what you’ve done each month and year! This is excellent for reflection, learning and growth. It can be easily contrasted with goals. I think that doing this on a monthly basis would be much more helpful than yearly; perhaps I could introduce some tags to the wiki that would help catalogue this.
  • https://blog.jethro.dev/posts/remembrance_agents/: How do we remember - and continue to remember - these ideas for life?
  • https://github.com/controversial/wikipedia-map
  • https://www.brendanschlagel.com/2017/11/05/canonize-creating-personal-canon-template/ :: Add a personal canon; catalogue the things that have had the most impact on you. This could be difficult but it’s worth goingthrough the effort! Would be great to do some justice to each thing that’s inspired you.
  • https://phse.net/values/ :: Cataloguing a list of values on the website seems incredibly value for myself or for others. These ideas are definitely admirable. (Making connections with other people has a higher return than making good work, it seems!)

Tools for Better Thinking

thread The most underrated problem solving tool is to type out and explain your thought process. Start writing down questions to ask others; as you explain what you have tried, you will begin to realize that there are more things left to try – some of which being potential solutions.

Type your question into StackOverflow to submit; you’ll be fearful of asking the question.

Rank factors; always express factors as positive attributes. After generating the table, the longest continuous line of check marks for each factor determines the choice (though this can be gamed…) State charts: easy to reason about state changes without the explosion of state machines. These are hierarchical state machines, in a sense. The Inversion Methods: The solution to many hard problems can be clarified by re-expressing them in inverse form. Crossline: structure your thoughts as you type and make cross-references.

mental models for making intelligent decisions tools for systems thinkers state machines for complex systmes enabling inventive problem solving analyzing and forecasting tool tools for better thinking .

Design

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Web Design,Design

The design of this wiki has gone through multiple phases.

I started with a Hugo template, adding browsing features in multiple panes to the site, but Hugo proved to be too complex of a tool to sustainably use in the long term.

The current iteration of this site is generated with a Pandoc-based tool I’ve written myself, as I felt I wanted more customizability. Eventually, I’d like to generate multiple front-ends for the website – so that visitors can view it as a wiki, as a traditional blog, a series of journals, or something in between – depending on how they view the website.

References

I’ve taken inspiration from several others who maintain wikis.

  • Tommy Morriss first introduced me to the idea with his personal (private) wiki.
  • Jethro has easily accessible articles and templates that I’ve made use of to put this together.
  • 100 Rabbits publish all of their notes and information in a custom wiki framework. Logseq is a really cool tool for maintaining a personal knowledge basin that syncs effortlessly with GitHub. https://github.com/kormyen/memex

Further Inspiration

https://github.com/jackmcdade/secret-public-journal https://github.com/bphenriques/knowledge-base elisp wiki https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge https://github.com/karlicoss/beepb00p https://github.com/bennetthardwick/website https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge – i love the idea of visualizing the ralations of the notes as well as his rationale https://github.com/aceyoung9/garden https://github.com/binyamin/eleventy-garden

Notes

https://jlelse.blog/posts/wiki-approach/ cool wiki approach :: find the best method for me ! I think writing a blog post is the best way to help me organize my thoughts, i should get that infrastructure up. nextcloud notes is also a good option, but i do have to set up a nextcloud server to handle that https://dpitt.me/blog/2020/03/zettelkasten/ obsidian md knowledge base The Brain is a digital memory solution written and maintained by the brother of Acronym’s founder, Errolson,for many years. It’s not well known in the technology space, but it’s popular with creatives and researchers who often don’t intersect with the field.

organization

https://todaytakeseverything.wordpress.com/2016/09/29/the-bullet-journal-bulletproof/ doing things once a day and putting them in a bullet journal or something working with the garage door up :: why we should learn with wikis in the open.

weakty wiki

  • site map!
  • related tags!
  • backlinks!
  • resoures!
  • activity graph for research or projects! i love how this wiki looks and feels uses PARA method of organizing information and a feed! god this shit is so good and a table of contents but everything is hidden out of the way! IBM plex mono is almost there - but not quite

hypothesis: a margin with conversations anywhere on the web! i cannot stress how cool this is, particularly the trick with the sidebar https://dreamwiki.sixey.es/welcome.dream/

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