Deep learning platforms, Python, slow heavy metal, #roamcult
Oct 11, 2020 ā¢ 6 tweets ā¢ 3 min read
If you're anything like me, you read a lot. You probably retain less.
And if you're really like me, you probably retain almost nothing.
So I worked on a system to go from information to networked knowledge. It's my Information Operating System, and @roamresearch is the core. š§µ
When I get article or book highlights into Roam with @readwise, I put them through @tiagoforte's progressive summarization.
Going back through the highlights, I also take three other sets of notes:
Literature Notes š
Transient Notes š¬
Ideas š”
Sep 6, 2020 ā¢ 6 tweets ā¢ 3 min read
Playing with @RoamResearch Ī and exploring the featureset, especially wrt to-dos. To use the feature, right-click the bullet of the block you want to apply it to, then click the mysterious Ī. This adds an aliased blockref to your block. But where does this take us? #Roamcult \1
We open it, and now we're in tomorrow's daily notes, zoomed in to a new block that has the contents of the previous block and a Ī button. So far, we've made a block and copied it to the next day. Looks like a foundation for spaced repetition. What happens if we click Ī? \2
