- feedback : TfTI: July Meeting

TfTI: July Meeting - Zoom
Thank you all for organizing and the speakers.
That was a great occasion of Interchange of Tools for Thought Ideas.
I took copious notes using Foam for Anagora.
The same repo is accessible to LogSeq.
Exploring the possibility of inter(change|operability) in practice cross these tools.
Looks like cloning reindexing in LogSeq takes a long time
Converted those notes into MindGraph and IndyWiki
will work on them in the comfort of my own tool. May be worth looking at it more closely by early next week. Will indicate when it is ready for that in the publicly share IndyWiki Page at
https://trailmarker.files.fission.name/p/IndyWiki/notes%20-%20TfTI%202021%2007%2028.html
PS: Where Boris leads I follow. I think he mentioned that people in this group create/advertise their own events?
Also looked at luma a bit more closely, looks pretty compelling

#FtFI 2021 07 28

Linus Lee

9am - Linus Lee, 9:30am - Kevin Lin (Dendron), 10am - Rafael Nepo ( mee.cc )

Incremental note taking

$('p').each(function() { while(this.attributes.length > 0) this.removeAttribute(this.attributes[0].name); });

gardening
more like
chronolo

good notes should behave like a memory

context
infinite transcript of your thoughts that was our life's canvas for ideas

Captured ideas > missed ideas
fast lightweight always available

adding > updating ideas

destructive

write right where u reference

append first

supersede

Ideas cnat recall are worse than useless

effective reacall
seazrch
connections

connections reminders

backlong references

contextual reminders

time is essential
to how we remember

knowledge in the context of time
Linus Lee

"Highliht first rather than graph first"

Monocle

12.000 docs

realtime

json index

Search happens in the browser

Searching Google is disvoeery

searching my path`
trigram index

APSE a Personal search Engine
Dogsheep.github.io

From Jess Martin to Everyone: 06:22 PM
re: real-time feedback, my fav feature of my note-taking system is the live autocomplete across my notes when I type [[. But that's just titles! Would love a full index.