[HN Gopher] Ask HN: How do you keep track of all the content you...
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Ask HN: How do you keep track of all the content you encounter?
I spend a lot of my time looking at HN, reddit, and a lot of other
aggregation sites to find new cool projects or ideas. I have
hundreds of browser bookmarks, my pocket saves are unwieldy, and a
ton of different github stars. How do people keep track of
everything they're encountering? Like sometimes I'll see something
and it will remind me of a post or project I saw months ago, but
it's almost up to chance if I'm able to find it again or link the
two concepts together.
Author : vvoruganti
Score : 11 points
Date : 2022-12-23 22:07 UTC (54 minutes ago)
| p1esk wrote:
| I don't.
| gammalost wrote:
| I don't. Some things I remember, some I do not. I feel like
| that's the way it has to be for me.
| ozim wrote:
| Same. I think it would be cool but really most of the stuff is
| not that useful.
|
| Just like physical stuff I have - happened once or twice in my
| life when some small thing would be useful if I would keep it.
|
| LRU - last recently used is sorting algorithm for my life.
| rPlayer6554 wrote:
| I throw it in Joplin or signal self chat or just something I can
| search. I then accept that I will most likely never look at that
| thing again. If I do need it, whatever i stored it in has search.
| CharlesW wrote:
| I use Tabs Outliner (Chrome extension) as my short(er)-term
| memory, and Raindrop.io as my long-term memory. Occasionally,
| I'll create "awesome list" notes (using Apple Notes) on a theme.
|
| > _Like sometimes I 'll see something and it will remind me of a
| post or project I saw months ago, but it's almost up to chance if
| I'm able to find it again or link the two concepts together._
|
| I have this problem as well. It'd be neat if Raindrop.io would
| automagically surface "Things Like This I've Saved".
| rahimnathwani wrote:
| I don't do this, but you could use archivebox to save interesting
| things.
| PaulHoule wrote:
| I find the history tab in the browser to be useful.
| OhNoNotAgain_99 wrote:
| [dead]
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