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  1. Socrates argued that writing would damage our memory. He was right, and we only know he said it because his student wrote it down.

    We made that trade so long ago we no longer notice we made it. Which matters, because we are being offered another one.

    New post tomorrow, the last in my Writing as a Technology series.

    #Writing #Memory #Technology #PKM #KnowledgeManagement

  2. Socrates argued that writing would damage our memory. He was right, and we only know he said it because his student wrote it down.

    We made that trade so long ago we no longer notice we made it. Which matters, because we are being offered another one.

    New post tomorrow, the last in my Writing as a Technology series.

    #Writing #Memory #Technology #PKM #KnowledgeManagement

  3. Socrates argued that writing would damage our memory. He was right, and we only know he said it because his student wrote it down.

    We made that trade so long ago we no longer notice we made it. Which matters, because we are being offered another one.

    New post tomorrow, the last in my Writing as a Technology series.

    #Writing #Memory #Technology #PKM #KnowledgeManagement

  4. Socrates argued that writing would damage our memory. He was right, and we only know he said it because his student wrote it down.

    We made that trade so long ago we no longer notice we made it. Which matters, because we are being offered another one.

    New post tomorrow, the last in my Writing as a Technology series.

    #Writing #Memory #Technology #PKM #KnowledgeManagement

  5. Socrates argued that writing would damage our memory. He was right, and we only know he said it because his student wrote it down.

    We made that trade so long ago we no longer notice we made it. Which matters, because we are being offered another one.

    New post tomorrow, the last in my Writing as a Technology series.

  6. Anne-Laure Le Cunff offers five tips for avoiding cognitive debt with AI. Keep thinking, let it challenge you, write the first draft yourself, watch for over-reliance, keep reflecting.

    All reasonable. I am not convinced they are enough on their own, because none of them stop you offloading the very tasks you need to do in order to learn.

    My addition is metacognition, and a Zettelkasten to practise it in: ctnet.co.uk/cognitive-debt-ai-

    #PKM #Zettelkasten #AI #KnowledgeManagement #Obsidian

  7. I ran the second quarterly analysis of my Obsidian vault this month, three months on from the first one.

    2,064 permanent notes, 595 literature notes, and a processing backlog that shrank for the first time since I started measuring. Claude also flagged the concepts I keep linking to but have never written up.

    Full review here: ctnet.co.uk/quarterly-vault-re

    #PKM #Zettelkasten #Obsidian #KnowledgeManagement #AI

  8. Part 3 of my 'How I use Obsidian with Claude' series is live.

    This one covers: trying the new Fable model for my quarterly vault review, letting Buffer draft my social posts automatically, and how an 'intent' property finally stopped my notes backlog growing.

    If you missed Part 2, it's here too: ctnet.co.uk/claude-obsidian-wo

    #PKM #Zettelkasten #Obsidian #AI #KnowledgeManagement #SecondBrain

  9. Do you run periodic reviews of your notes system?

    I used Claude's new Fable model for my second quarterly vault review this time, instead of Opus. It felt noticeably quicker, and it picked up on a different way I'd started working with my notes since the last review, comparing the two.

    Made me realise how much giving AI proper context on your vault actually matters.

    More here: ctnet.co.uk/claude-obsidian-wo

    #PKM #Zettelkasten #Obsidian #AI #KnowledgeManagement

  10. New post: Part 3 of how I use Claude alongside my Obsidian PKM.

    This time: trying the new Fable model for my quarterly vault review, letting Claude draft my social media posts automatically, and how an 'intent' property finally stopped my notes backlog growing.

    ctnet.co.uk/claude-obsidian-wo

    #PKM #Zettelkasten #Obsidian #AI #KnowledgeManagement

  11. If Cognitive Mirror Syndrome has you worried (and it should, a bit), this new post connects to two things I've written before:

    My AI Knowledge Framework series, which sets out how I use AI deliberately rather than reactively.

    And my post on whether a PKM practice like a Zettelkasten can protect your cognitive abilities.

    New post: ctnet.co.uk/cognitive-mirror-s

    #AI #PKM #Zettelkasten #KnowledgeManagement #SecondBrain

  12. 📚 Fifteen years of my personal BibTeX database!

    Fifteen years ago, I started keeping my own BibTeX database — just a plain text file edited manually, line by line.
    Later I switched to JabRef, and everything became much smoother!

    Over the years, the database has grown to almost 2,000 entries — and it’s no longer just a list of references, but a snapshot of the knowledge I’ve interacted with.
    Because I always fill in the Abstract field, full-text search now lets me literally “remember everything.”

    Among all my long-term “personal productivity” projects, this one has turned out to be the most valuable.

    #KnowledgeManagement #OpenScience #BibTeX #JabRef #PersonalKnowledgeBase #LaTeX #ResearchTools #DigitalResearch #DataScience #AcademicLife #Linux

  13. Many believe, “I don’t have time for Personal Knowledge Management (PKM).”

    The truth? PKM saves time. Yes, it takes some upfront effort, but small, consistent steps lead to compounding benefits: faster retrieval, better learning, less wasted work.

    What’s your best tip for managing knowledge efficiently?

    Read on: doi.org/10.58079/126hp

    #PKM #KnowledgeManagement #Productivity #learning #myth #notelab #notizlab #pim #fact

    Cc @davidlohner

  14. Many believe, “I don’t have time for Personal Knowledge Management (PKM).”

    The truth? PKM saves time. Yes, it takes some upfront effort, but small, consistent steps lead to compounding benefits: faster retrieval, better learning, less wasted work.

    What’s your best tip for managing knowledge efficiently?

    Read on: doi.org/10.58079/126hp

    #PKM #KnowledgeManagement #Productivity #learning #myth #notelab #notizlab #pim #fact

    Cc @davidlohner

  15. Many believe, “I don’t have time for Personal Knowledge Management (PKM).”

    The truth? PKM saves time. Yes, it takes some upfront effort, but small, consistent steps lead to compounding benefits: faster retrieval, better learning, less wasted work.

    What’s your best tip for managing knowledge efficiently?

    Read on: doi.org/10.58079/126hp

    #PKM #KnowledgeManagement #Productivity #learning #myth #notelab #notizlab #pim #fact

    Cc @davidlohner

  16. Many believe, “I don’t have time for Personal Knowledge Management (PKM).”

    The truth? PKM saves time. Yes, it takes some upfront effort, but small, consistent steps lead to compounding benefits: faster retrieval, better learning, less wasted work.

    What’s your best tip for managing knowledge efficiently?

    Read on: doi.org/10.58079/126hp

    #PKM #KnowledgeManagement #Productivity #learning #myth #notelab #notizlab #pim #fact

    Cc @davidlohner

  17. Shelf.io closes huge $52.5M Series B after posting 4x ARR growth in the last year - Covering public companies can be a bit of a drag. They grow some modest amount eac... - feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcr #artificialintelligence #knowledgemanagement #insightpartners #machinelearning #fundings&exits #tigerglobal #startups #shelf #tc