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2018-11-14: Building a Second Brain in Org Mode - Tasshin Michael Fogleman

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Tasshin Michael Fogleman presents his system for organizing knowledge, notes, and tasks using Emacs Org Mode.

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2018-11-14: Building a Second Brain in Org Mode - Tasshin Michael Fogleman

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Do you guys have a personal wiki? (using org-mode or not) That might not be a 100% emacs question. But recently I've come across this talk posted here: link to this video Currently i'm storing thoughts and study notes and images on Google Keep because it "just works". But I'm curious if any of you guys follow a method to organize a "personal wiki" to future reference about books and papers read and all kinds of knowledge, using org-mode or not. Or even following the method presented on this talk I linked, although it costs 500 bucks to enroll on the 'build a second brain' course... It seems quite useful to me, as I've been trying to read more, but I don't know how much of that knowledge will really…