Twitter, do you have a system for your reference library—construed broadly to include web articles, images, games, videos, etc—not just papers? Note-taking software feels ill-suited to the purpose; academic reference library apps too heavy for this; webapps are all too slow; etc
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Replying to @andy_matuschak
OneNote.
@alexeyguzey's video is a great introhttps://youtu.be/QYWg06inYdM1 reply 0 retweets 3 likes -
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@andy_matuschak, so what do you think about OneNote?1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
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I like it for its fluidity in authoring notes and annotating, as depicted in that video. My attempts to make it a functional reference library feel very high-friction. Shoehorned.
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Ink and Switch developed Muse for their research, which imo has huge potential for note taking/building a personal knowledgebasehttps://twitter.com/inkandswitch/status/1113847128986722306?s=19 …
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Indeed!! I have only done a first read, but I’m very excited about this project and the lab’s work in general.
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