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Trying out Strflow for Project-related Status Updates
I used Strflow today in conjunction with OmniFocus and it is pretty good for an interstitial journal. I can quickly bring it up and leave a status update about projects. It is especially useful when I’m making a phone call, and log what we talked about. I…
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Using Git Commit History as a Lab Notebook
Discussion of this idea with ChatGPT. I copied the interesting parts here: I’m thinking about using git commits more than just documenting changes, but as a journal for my work as it advances. Like a lab notebook in code. I want to store my plans in the…
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Maybe I should subscribe to Setapp
Maybe I should try SetApp. My Hookmark subscription is expiring and it would be cheaper to use Setapp than just trying to subscribe to Hookmark directly. From a UX point of view, Hookmark has this weird and confusing licensing behavior. I have to pick a…
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Switching to Things from OmniFocus
I'm thinking about switching back to Things from OmniFocus. I feel that OmniFocus 4 is too buggy and weird, especially on iOS. I just want to have simple project based lists, with todos attached to them. Things also uses Markdown for its notes, which is…
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Gibberish automation
We should have some form of automation for Gibberish. Like a shortcut or something which I can use to start a post. I mean the app is great and I usually do my brainfarts in that app, but it would be nice to actually use Drafts to start a post. I…
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Threads, Streams, and Queues
I have a bit of love for threaded things and journal like interfaces which are revolving around time. My thread-based tools are Gibberish for writing thoughts in a chat-like threaded UI Strflow for taking notes in a similar chat-like UI, but with more…
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Using Bike in pair with Reminders for GTD
I'm playing with the idea of using solely Bike with Reminders. That was the easiest and the most effective way to capture information, organize it, plan, then create next actions out of it. I have to create new ways to automate some things, like adding…
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Thinking in threaded notes
Now I’m starting see some Zettelkasten inspired apps, which lets you create threaded notes by chaining random ideas together. One of them is Gibberish, which packages this idea into a blogging app. The other one is Thinkdrop which is just a simple note…
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Apps supporting my thinking
I'm looking for the best outliner. I even collected the list of apps I have on my system for taking notes, and managing different set of lists. I'm not even sure if an app like this exists. But the Mac has really cool apps, that can be used for…