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How do you remember what you learn? Using a Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) system can help. A PKM system is a set of tools and processes that help you capture, organize, and review notes and information. 
You create a second brain. Whenever you need notes on this or that subject, they are easily available.
So, what tools should be in your system? You need to solve for 3 steps.
So, what tools should be in your system? You need to solve for 3 steps.
1️⃣ Capture. How do you capture your notes & highlights? Your main capture tool will be based around how you consume content. For many readers today, @AmazonKindle is the best capture tool as it lets you easily highlight books, add notes, and export these out of Kindle.
1/ I have a name for the function of pages (not blocks) in #RoamResearch. I call them the hunter/gatherers of the tool. This function is represented by three page "types". Want to know what they are? Keep reading #RoamCult...
2/ The page types help in understanding how process is implemented in Roam and can be used to strategically guide process development.
3/ The Collection/Insight Page. As per the name, this page "collects" and provides "insights".
This type of page has simple identifying metadata but no on-page content blocks. All blocks appear as linked/unlinked references.
This type of page has simple identifying metadata but no on-page content blocks. All blocks appear as linked/unlinked references.
#GToolkit now features a new component: #Lepiter.
Knowledge Management + Multilanguage Notebooks + Moldable Development.
Let's take a tour.
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Knowledge Management + Multilanguage Notebooks + Moldable Development.
Let's take a tour.
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Lepiter is made of snippets assembled in pages. Each snippet has its own language and comes with its own editor.
In its simplest form, it's a Markdown note taker with live markup that appears on demand and expandable links.
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In its simplest form, it's a Markdown note taker with live markup that appears on demand and expandable links.
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When combined with a table of contents, pages can form a book.
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Ok, #roamcult (where are we on the topic of name change?) - here's some thought on true aliases in #RoamResearch : I need them. Thanks for coming to my TED talk. For reals: True aliases are necessary to get #RoamResearch to where we need it to be for actual networked thought. 1/
Right now, there are just too many missing connections to really live up to the concept of "networked thought". Let me give you an example: I recently read an article and found the word "communities" to be relevant enough a concept to link it. 2/
So I added the link and opened it in the sidebar. To my surprise, it had only two links. Something was off. So I did some digging and what did I find? A [[community]] page with significantly more links. Shoot. 3/
This post by @fortelabs is 100% why I never managed to really "get" Evernote as others in the #productivity space seemed to. Nested tag systems make my brain hurt too. Nomological networks on the other hand? 🙋♀️YES. 1/10 fortelabs.co/blog/tagging-i…
If the concept of a "Nomological Net" is new to you, this is a decent primer: conjointly.com/kb/nomological…. As it was explained to me by my 2nd doctoral advisor, & how I've put the use of this concept into practice in my life, can be summed up by this statement: 2/10
I capture what & how I'm thinking about the topics that interest me on everything in life my Nomological Net. I use @NotionHQ to do this. I know many would argue for the use of #RoamResearch since it builds a net. However, similar to nested tag structures, 3/10
I'm tinkering with building software _around_ roam, to get some useful-to-me functionality.
Roam doesn't allow for embedding in other webpages, as a security feature. Is there a workaround that would let me do something like this?
#roamcult #roamresearch
Roam doesn't allow for embedding in other webpages, as a security feature. Is there a workaround that would let me do something like this?
#roamcult #roamresearch
It doesn't need to be web-based. Opening roam in a desktop app wrapper would also work for me.
这个 thread 将分享一下我在使用 Roam Research 中的一些具体实践
/001 我是如何区别使用 # 和 [[]] 的
/002 My daily usage of #roamresearch
- Interstitial Journaling Tactic
- Quick capture tasks and notes with #inbox
- Interstitial Journaling Tactic
- Quick capture tasks and notes with #inbox
the tools you use shape you, i didn't really get that until like this year, but i have a big problem with google chrome and i thiink its messing up my brain
google search bar + tabs makes it too easy to wander instantaneously and lose intention/awareness.
my brain wanders and chrome helps reinforce that behavior until it gets progressively worse at being intentional and directed
my brain wanders and chrome helps reinforce that behavior until it gets progressively worse at being intentional and directed
made a custom browser called Roam Garden (centered around #roamresearch not google) over the past couple days and it's tailor-made for intentional browsing that really pushes you to architect your browsing behaviors while at the same time helping you garden and make connections
