I love discovering people's shorthand symbols in notes and what they represent to them!
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I used to have one for "non arbitraged tactical insight" and always felt like if everyone jsut collected all of those and traded with each other we would all be so much better off
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I always think of what
@paulg once wrote about this: http://paulgraham.com/know.html pic.twitter.com/y8Wg2kXYuW
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Kindle highlights and Readwise daily emails work very well with incredibly little overhead. Strongly recommend.
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I just found this rec for Readwise through a twitter search and I’m so glad I did!
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Cool, always looking for techniques.
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It’s fun to go through books I’ve read over six years ago and see how I don’t understand any of my shorthand. Since I never wrote up a syntax guide, it just slowly evolved over time visible through when I bought particular books. This is pretty sweet though.
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Sounds like a great system but a lot of work even for non-fiction unless it’s for academic purposes. While I totally accept that we forget much of the detail of what we read, we do absorb such through reading-osmosis. Thoughts
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True. I can’t remember much of ‘Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance’ I read 20 years ago but I do know it changed some wiring...
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