Today’s notetakers be like:
Hello, [[this]] is [[my]] [[Zettelkasten]] which I use [[for]] [[writing]] all kinds of [[articles]] for the [[web]] about [[my]] [[Zettelkasten]].
Today’s notetakers be like:
Hello, [[this]] is [[my]] [[Zettelkasten]] which I use [[for]] [[writing]] all kinds of [[articles]] for the [[web]] about [[my]] [[Zettelkasten]].
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:Milyen automatizációid vannak? Érdekelne.
I built a completely responsive 12-6-4 columns grid component built on top of GitHub’s ViewComponent gem and the CSS Grid Layout.
Here’s a demo:
Liked “(mac)OStalgia – Hello. I'm Michael.“.
Today is my last workday for this year. I finished so many cool Rails projects this year at Nearcut.
Now I can play.
Liked “Email is the antidote“.
So this is my workflow for blogging from Craft at the moment. It is fine, but I’m eager to write an extension that does this automatically, maybe with post formats and image uploads too.
I should try to create a Craft extension to post stuff here directly. They have some examples which can post to Medium or Ghost, no WordPress though… Although the best would be to have real-time sync of an outline, something similar to Dave Winer’s workflow. I almost automated this for OmniOutliner once before.
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:I’ve never understood why people use high/low energy contexts. For myself, what constitutes a high energy task can change from day to day. Some days I’m in the mood for creative work like mindmapping and brainstorming, and digging into financial spreadsheets can seem like heavy work. Other days Im in the mood for procedural work and creative thinking requires more brain power.
Me neither.
I don’t even understand how you can get an objective filter on being in a “high level” or “low level” state. It’s too black and white, I usually somewhere in the middle.
When I feel tired, I don’t even remember that I use GTD and have a menu of options to pick something from. Even when I do remember to review appropriate context lists, I don’t start to think about energy levels. I’m tired, I just naturally pick something easy from my Computer or my Home list, or just don’t give a damn and watch something from my Read/Watch list (or start scrolling RSS/Twitter/Reddit)
I’ve collected my GTD contexts for Reddit:
I mostly use the default contexts list. It’s not a coincidence that David Allen still recommends these. Sure, you have to remix them to your liking, but you also have to define clear edges for each of them so you’ll know which one to use at which time.
Here are mine:
- Nearcut: my day job, which is mainly development. These tasks require a different mindset, so it makes sense to group them.
- Freelance: yet another computer context. I have a bunch of freelance projects that I do as a side job.
- Decoding: I write a blog, record podcasts, and such. Next actions that require a deep work mindset, but not related to work, go here.
- Computer: I can do general things (admin, web browsing etc.) at my MacBook Pro or my iPad Pro. Sometimes I have specific next actions for a specific device, but it’s rare.
- Crafting: next actions related to keeping a Zettelkasten system maintained (kinda like my Budget context). These actions usually link to notes (and sometimes project plans, mindmaps) that I want to develop further and add it to my slipbox which I keep in Craft.
- Budget: a helpful one when I’m doing YNAB, or I have to do something on my bank’s web app.
- Calls: calls (and sometimes messages).
- Home: to have something to do when I’m not at any of my computers.
- Errands: well, errands to run.
- Groceries: a shared groceries list with my wife.
- Agendas: I keep people and meeting related agendas here.
- Waiting for: Stuff I’m waiting on from people. I add the date as well to each of these reminders and review them every other day.
I also keep a list of lists that collects all of my next actions list, my Read/Review lists, my video, and audio-related lists as well (Apple TV, Netflix, Prime Video, Podcasts). Why do I have this? Because I want to keep track of which list is for what, so I keep clean edges in my system (and easily create posts like this).
Absolutely nothing is enabled with this Focus.
Apparently, you can change the mouse pointer’s color and outline in macOS Monterey. Go to System Preferences/Accessibility/Display/Pointer
and pick your colors.
Just to have a different opinion about Safari’s new compact tab-style: I like them.
Weirdly, I do this “interstitial journaling” for years now, without calling it anything. Although I don’t track tasks in it, just for the current session; those get captured in my GTD system.
What I don’t do habitually yet is the mindfulness journaling aspect, which could be another excellent use for Craft in an outline format. I like how Roam formats daily notes, which can be reproduced in Craft as well, but Day One and Drafts are so much quicker for capturing quick posts. I could look into how Craft can be automated, but I kinda like that Day One stores the location, weather, and so much more enhancing my journal.
Seems like this a recurring idea of mine.
For people who say Reminders can’t scale: yes it can.
I started to mess around with a new Keychron keyboard.
Finally got our first dose of vaccine (Pfizer-BioNTech) today with my wife.
Apparently you can safely use Typinator with iCloud Drive as well. I’m syncing snippets for about a year now without any issues.
I’m tinkering with Craft, using it as a daily running journal. The outline-like logging format grouped by dates feels natural because I can write things out without much organization. The freeform nature of Craft makes this process relatively quick and easy.
It just occurred to me that I could also publish posts started as a block in my journal. I started writing this post’s idea, then turned it into a subpage inline and fleshed out more; finally, it was published via Ulysses.
Having this freeform block-level editing in Craft makes it an all-in-one tool for drafting out ideas into whatever I want.
I’m glad that Apple started to offer blue as a new choice of color. All my new devices will be in blue now, so in about five years, I can replace all my silver stuff.
Mostanában egyre több klasszikus UX feladat hullik az ölembe, user journey-k és perszónák kutatása, skiccek és wireframe-ek készítése stb.
Szeretem ezt is csinálni, de a kódolás olyan mint a kenyér. Ha el kellene hagynom, akkor meghülyülnék.
Közben egyébként sikerült leguggolnom is!
Sikerült végre lábujjhegyen állnom!
Tudom, hogy a Tweetbot réteg alkalmazás, de amikor megpróbálom használni a hivatalos Twitter klienst, akkor olyan érzésem van, mintha valami random ember dobálna elém az utcán szemetet.
Feltettem az iOS 14-et iPhone-ra. A béta profilt el ne felejtsétek törölni a frissítés után.
Voltam ma gyógytornán. Érdekes módon egy maszkból orrkilógós barmot se láttam az SZTK-ban.
Megléptem a dolgot és bekapcsoltam a WordPress blokk editort. Egyelőre komoly problémám nem volt vele, viszont nem értem, hogy a sima videó blokkban miért nem működik a klasszikus szerkesztő lejátszója? Helyette csak simán beágyazva a videót egy plain videó tagbe, ami nem mindig a legszebb megoldás.
Ezt szoktam csinálni manapság, ha egy SaaS honlapjáról töltöm le a “natív Maces alkalmazást”.
Azt hiszem itt az ideje elkezdeni a mászkálást a lakásban fél mankóval. Az előbb elmentem és öntöttem magamnak egy pohár kólát, majd elmostam a poharat. Mindezt egyedül!