Nick Anderson

A guy who does sysadmany things. Doer of Things @NorthernTechHQ. Often found @[email protected]

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl Hahaha

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl Oh no I was thinking sycophantic

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl Yeah that one comes to mind with so many llm responses

[Mark Burgess @markburgess_osl]

Update on SSTorytime, the basic browser working quite well now. Still some details to improve on...

[Mark Burgess @markburgess_osl]

Nice post on Promise Theory and how it can be used to think about human organization.
https://t.co/wwYB1QGuJ7

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl Yeah I want to visit that someday. Finally got over to the Cahokia Mounds last summer. https://t.co/yjuY0xIjpd

[Mark Burgess @markburgess_osl]

Part 2 of the conceptual intro to SSTorytime:
https://t.co/z4de2TMm3c

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl @shahidmogul I guess so. But my process isn't there for analyzing things looking for efficiency improvements. It is how I leave my future self clues and bread crumbs when it's time to come back and do archaeology.

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl @shahidmogul If the essence of the note is going to change I might not edit it, instead I might create a new one and cross link the old note e.g. If I have a note about an opinion on something and that opinion changes I don't want to lose the context of my previous opinion.

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl @shahidmogul I don't make a habit of going back and editing worklog notes, but I will go back and augment some notes that are about some specific topic when I have additional context to add.

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl @shahidmogul Indeed. My thoughts were more around trying to extract the relationships generically. Or for a given format, n4l, org, markdown. They all have some kind of structure. Im not suoer disciplined in my notes, structure but its not rigid. I rely on capture templates for consistency.

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl @shahidmogul Also perhaps worth skimming other emacs related options (denote, org-node, lmk if you want a more. exhaustive list) and non emacs tools logseq, obsidian, Joplin, foam (vs code plugin), siyuan, anytype.

And was reading your medium intro, ran out of chars, attached note. :-)

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl @shahidmogul The graphs above show nodes (org-mode headings that have an ID property) that link to each other (id based hyper links). https://t.co/dck8y0REbE

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@shahidmogul @markburgess_osl Yes, agreed org-mode is amazing. Church is always in session.

I agree the rendered graphs look cool. But honestly I find them most useful for marketing org-mode 😅 (hey look shiny).

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl @shahidmogul If you prefer longer rambles...
https://t.co/KrC4mQomRH

https://t.co/PhH9KmnXDW

https://t.co/oJBZBCZFi1

https://t.co/hyAWt8c7Na

[Nick Anderson @cmdln_]

@markburgess_osl @shahidmogul There are a lot of words there which specifically shall I start with?

Specifically while reading the n4l example my first impression was that a reminder might relate most closely to an unfinished TODO in org-mode.

[Mark Burgess @markburgess_osl]

I'm now looking for people to try out this project about human learning and knowledge -- a bit of a finger up to AI. I wrote a quick tutorial to get started now, even though it's early days... Any volunteers...? Qualifications needed intent to learn!
https://t.co/uwVD6X9MxL