All sent to @RoamResearch in a standardized template using the @readwiseio integration *chef's kiss*
I make the literature (summary) notes AS I'M READING/LISTENING.
These appear as a note nested under the highlight in Roam.
Then, to make it a bit nicer, I flip it.
Rather than the literature note nested under the highlight, I nest the highlight under the literature note (as a block ref)
I can then try to *generalize* the literature note, creating a permanent note. As demonstrated here.
Note: I added a hashtag on the literature note to promote more effective resurfacing (was absent in the last image)
Next, I would populate the page for the permanent note. (Using a SmartBlock to make the template)
- Add references (what inspired or led to the idea)
- Make connections(as I built this, I retired "relevant notes", replacing with a more general "related")
- Add notes
tbh I didn't have this figured out when I started this thread. BUT I LIKE IT.
This is feeling good!!
Of interest, here's the simple SmartBlock I made to standardize the template.
Is it indicating an actionable research pursuit? Or a rhetorical prompt? Is it context-specific, or more universal? How well could you form an answer? If actionable, how urgent?
As I try on my questions processes, I’m again feeling limited.
Questions can also label the time stamp of the question the author is attempting to answer. So the question really labels an answer, while preserving the target question in mind.
As such, it’s more directional.
As it relates to content, I really need several domains:
Questions indicating the purpose of the highlighted passage.
Ever find yourself sitting there, working on something, and an old memory pops into your head?
An isolated moment, nearly forgotten, but brought into your awareness somehow — by some thread, some connection or trigger.
I find these moments amazing. While I might not have actively recalled the memory if I tried — it’s there, just waiting for the right resurfacing trigger.
What’s more amazing still, is having the means to capture them as they naturally arise.
— surprised at their arrival, and able to save them into a growing collection of similar fleeting memories.
Looking for a way to automatically log out out certain websites after closing the browser session.
There are *some* websites that I do not want to log out of, but some that I do.
e.g. Always log out of Google, Facebook, Roam; but “stay logged in” for others.
I use Brave and Vivaldi.
Right now, I delete all cookies, passwords, auto-fill, and logins after each session. But this seems to be a *global* setting.
I think, more broadly, I just need to have a more cohesive browsing strategy.
I want:
- Privacy (ads, trackers)
- Performance (so Roam is fast)
- Ease (in places I want ease)
- Resistance (in places I don’t want ease)
- Extensions