It's funny, but I can't do most of those things (keep trying to emulat @devonzuegel's Evernote use, with no success). In fact, I'm moving mostly back to paper, to Anki, and to pinboard. So much easier (for me).
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You update on Twitter a lot - I guess you mean update in a different way(???)
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I've tried taking notes in Evernote, Google Docs, Emacs, and a half dozen other places. I hate it... I mean, there's something I just really loathe. But there's something about paper notebooks I love; it's possibly my favourite way to spend time. I don't understand the diff.
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Searchable digital notes built primarily around hyperlinks are the highest utility format for me. Always in markdown so they work equally well in Notion or Emacs.
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I miss really good hyperlinking on paper (though I do add pointers occasionally when they occur to me... they're super-easy to add, but do take a few extra seconds to follow). I wish I could do auto-machine-generated hyperlinks on paper...
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Really want a Remembrance Agent for paper: http://alumni.media.mit.edu/~rhodes/Papers/remembrance.html … (Emacs plugin that automatically found context for whatever you were writing).
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