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Looking for pointers, advice or suggestions on improving workflow with alternative use of tags.
I've always had trouble making use of tags in any notetaking app. I understand that some people use them as an alternative to: * the search function * categories * folder structure But that hasn't worked for me. However, one thing I've tried has gotten me thinking... When something I'm making a note about sparks an idea, I… -
Philosophical Tools for Zettelkasten
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Request for comments: Zettelksten post
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What is happening in your ZK journey? Nov/1/2025
Current ZK Report Here is my report on why I'm here and my current ZK work themes and ideas: * I have to eat my own dog food. I've tried to get lurkers to participate in the forum discussions, and now I find myself a lurker. Hesitant to start a conversation, comment, or ask a question because I'm not sure of what to say or… -
The Tools That Change Us (And the Choice to Change Back) • Zettelkasten Method
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[Journal] Knowledge Work - Mauro
2025-10-25 Learning C++ Following Sascha’s example I decided to start journaling my Zettelkasten practice. I’m a computer engineering student, and in the meantime, I do some freelance projects for some local enterprises. My areas of interest at the moment are mainly math and programming. Today I’ve started brushing up my… -
Specificity of "top level" categories
I'm following Bob Doto's advice and using Luhmann's numbering scheme, which in effect imposes a tree structure on top of a more free-form linking structure. My top-level titles are weird: * 1.5: The brain is expensive. * 3.3: Republic of Letters letters were often sent multi-hop * 4.3: Russian fairy tales are constructed… -
Luhmann's random browsing
In @Sascha's nice translation of “Kommunikation mit Zettelkästen” (much thanks!), Luhmann speaks much of randomness in ways that are not clear to me. I've read somewhere that I can no longer find – bad note-taker! bad! – that Luhmann would sometimes browse the Zettelkasten with no fixed purpose, moving about it… -
Workshop on Random Matrix Theory at Universitat Bielefeld, Oct 27-31, 2025
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Remindered: A New Term for Cognitive Architecture - And Why UIDs Enable Cognitive Breadcrumbing
I scratched out a new musing exploring of a new verb that (I think) I made up. I'm calling I it "remindered"—the architectural act of being triggered back into a cognitive context at exactly the right moment, not just reminded of a task. chrisokeefe.io/remindered We have reminders. We have remembering. But we don't have a…

