How does Any Forums keep notes and review/study using technology?
Obsidian is convenient and easy to use for keeping hierarchical notes out of markdown files. Thinking of trying mochi for spaced repetition so I actually remember the notes without having to reference them so much. Is there better software for that?
>markdown reader
>it's proprietary
I use my whiteboards and stick things to my walls
computer study i don't like it
groff
It's easily extensible too, kind of like sublime text. There's a nice kanban board plugin.
>not WYSIWYG
Into the trash.
Notepad with a pen.
You can't easily search or edit
>zoomies dont know what table of contents are
we need to go back to 2007 and remove steve jobs
>having a table of contents is the same thing as being able to instantly find words and phrases
vimwiki also lets you use markdown and link between them
vimtex, markdown is shite
I put all random stuff to text files via Orgzly, and filter/compose them onto a selfhosted Wikijs instance
Based
>proprietary org mode
kys
Fountain pen and paper you fucking retard
>Hurr durr I'm so retarded I need to have everything holding my hand
see
I screen cap everything or just write in one massive word doc i change out every so often. Then i autistically print everything too
Seriously I love this little guy
nah, having to render notes and read them in a separate viewing application sucks. you shouldn't need the full power of a typesetting language for simple notes either. org-mode has it right. plain text and a very dead simple markup format for pretty much everything, and then inline latex and images can be rendered in the same buffer instead of compiling to a pdf and losing the power of emacs.
actual note I took today for example