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  1. Habe vor einigen Tage mit etwas ganz banalem gestartet: Einem Notizbuch!
    So richtig analog und händisch.
    Da man - also ich - sich mit #PKM und #PIM im digitalen Raum ziemlich schnell verkünstelt, gibt es nur eine Regel: Jeder Eintrag hat ein Datum.
    Ab jetzt begleitet mich das Büchlein wie mein Handy.
    Bin gespannt, was aus dem analogen Gedanken-#Space wird. Ich werde berichten.

    #logseq #obsidian #lernos #notion #anytype #notizen #zettelkasten

  2. A line from my latest post that I keep coming back to: AI's neural network is fixed once trained - ours isn't. We evolved to adapt and learn throughout life, it's still one of the few edges we have left.

    Full post: ctnet.co.uk/protect-cognitive-

    #AI #PKM #Zettelkasten #Metacognition #KnowledgeManagement

  3. A tip from my latest post: metacognition (thinking about your own thinking) is a meta-skill worth building deliberately.

    Three ways in: self-testing, self-explanation, and concept mapping. None of them are complicated, they just need doing consistently.

    More here: ctnet.co.uk/protect-cognitive-

    #PKM #Metacognition #Learning #Zettelkasten

  4. The final post in my "Why Technology Is Outpacing Society" series is live.

    After four posts on why the gap between tech and us keeps widening, I didn't want to end on doom. So this one's about what's actually within our control: protecting our own cognitive abilities.

    Read it here: ctnet.co.uk/protect-cognitive-

    #PKM #Zettelkasten #AI #KnowledgeManagement #Metacognition

  5. Acquired Lochby Field Folio A6 (Lochby)

    Keep your A6 notebooks, pens, and essentials organized on the go with the Field Folio A6. Durable, vegan waxed canvas, slim design, and flexible pockets—perfect for travel, journaling, or everyday carry.

    I recently asked the kind folks at Lochby “if the Folio A6 will comfortably fit 25-50 standard 4 x 6″ index cards which are slightly larger than an A6 notebook? If not, is it something you might consider for some of us ‘Hipster PDA’ tribe members in the future?”  

    Erring on the side of caution their customer service replied, “Unfortunately, since the Field Folio A6 zips up, there’s no way to fit this many index cards in it without the potential for damaging them when zipping it up. But I’ll take note of your suggestion and pass it on to our product development team so we can consider it as well as gauge interest.”

    Because I often use A6 sized notebooks, I couldn’t resist adding to my Lochby collection, so I went ahead and ordered it anyway.

    It arrived in the post yesterday. Today I’m happy to report that it actually will accommodate 4 x 6″ index cards reasonably well.  I can comfortably fit about 30 cards into the right side pocket and still have room to tuck a Hobonichi A6 notebook into the folio and still zip it shut handily. 

    Because I usually have a few pre-glued decks of index card “notebooks” sitting around, I tried one of these and can happily report that the back cover/board fits into the right pocket easily (just as you’d tuck the back cover of a notebook into it) and works well with the Lochby A6 folio! (The center elastic bands are slightly smaller and fairly tight, and could work with these glued decks too, but will tend to cut the glue at the ends, so one should take care here or carefully only glue the center 5 inches of the deck for this use case.) I suspect that if one had a plastic wallet-photo type holder, it might work well in this, particularly if you’re carrying around some of your daily use cards in addition to blank cards for future use. 

  6. I now have definitive written proof of a numeric indexing system (delineated in a popular textbook for secretaries, and published by a company which did significant business in Germany) from the mid-1920s with increasingly more detail into the 1940s and a fifth edition published in 1950. It’s exactly like, but notably predates, Niklas Luhmann’s alphanumeric system which he started in 1952. I’ll write up some of the details shortly with specific references, but thought I’d tease it here a bit first.

  7. Aloha! 👋 Interesuję się wieloma rzeczami, więc nigdy się nie nudzę. Raczej nie wystarcza mi na to doby, bo jednak kiedyś trzeba pracować na życie i spać 😉 Dlatego też pewnie n/n profil będzie pewnie dość różnorodny. A jaka mniej więcej tematyka? #szycie #handmade #fotografia #zwierzęta #rower #taniec #bieganie #rucking #włóczęgizpsem #śpiew #minimalizm #zettelkasten #notetaking #książki #rolki #obsidian #higienacyfrowa #technologie ...na ten moment więcej grzechów nie pamiętam 😉

  8. “If you keep hundreds of ideas at your fingertips that you’ve collected over decades… you get an unbelievable amount of inspiration from just randomly looking at 25 of those ideas every now and again and thinking to yourself, is there a way they work together in a new and interesting way?”

    - Adam Alter

    news.uchicago.edu/feeling-stuc

    #PKM #zettelkasten #CommonplaceBook #KnowledgeManagement #innovation #EverythingIsARemix

  9. [1/2] Si están interesados en construir su propio #zettelkasten 🗃️, pero les parece una idea compleja y abrumadora, les recomiendo ver a este señor explicar de manera sencilla el método que utilizaba Niklas Luhmann y cómo adaptarlo a Apple Notes. #niklasluhmann #applenotes
    youtu.be/UucdSGJYxag

  10. Index Card Cases, Wallets, Covers, Pouches, etc.

    I've had an oddly large number of emails over the past few months asking me for advice about what sorts of index card cases and carrying options I use on a daily basis.  Rather than tip out my zettelkasten in fits and spurts on the topic, I thought I'd pour out all those ideas out here instead.  If you're all-in on the ever-growing neo-index card lifestyle, then you should really work at adding some actual style to your fichier boîte practice. If your note taking has you going through […]

    boffosocko.com/2023/11/06/inde

  11. @ilyess organizing solely by folders as a form of categorization was avoided by Niklas Luhmann in his Zettelkasten, for example, it makes things complex when a note "belongs" to multiple categories.

    #NiklasLuhmann #Zettelkasten