Github repository, I wrote a simple app to pull in a repo and I can view, edit and delete and also create new files. All the files are markdown so I can export to PDF or HTML if I need them outside the app.
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#22Evernote
Github wiki
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#23Emacs (naturally), with org-mode[1]. ssh replication along with the mobile org-mode app on Android [2] meets all my needs.
[2] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.matburt.mo... (there are others... /search?q=orgmode&c=apps for more)
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#24I dump stuff in one big TextEdit/Notepad file that sits on my desktop. It is really easy to arrange stuff in it, take notes for meetings, etc. TextEdit/Notepad loads really really fast. I can move stuff out of it easily (say contact information into my phone) and every once in a while I clean it up. I've tried so many other things but a single text file sitting on my desktop just seems to work really well.
I wonder what will it look like after a year, when you work on mutiple project,multiple poeple.
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#25Re: Ask HN: What do you use to organize your knowledge?
#26* Brain
* Bullet Journal (http://bulletjournal.com)
* Instapaper -> Pinboard.in
* Research Diary in LaTeX (http://www.writelatex.com)
* Markdown (pandoc) and git for each and every project
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#27I have used evernote for a long time.But Onenote is my new fav after they release a free desktop app.
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#28http://www.mymundus.com
I am the cofounder of MyMundus, so my opinion is quite biased. We started MyMundus because conventional note taking apps such as bookmark services did not suffice, especially when you forgot to create a bookmark.
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#29After playing with various (note-taking) applications/apps I found all of them severely lacking (for several reasons). I was always for the lookout of the one-size-fits-all application, which I obviously never found. Realizing that there is no such system/app I split things out: * Important Stuff as well as trivia -> CalDav... believe it or not, but CalDav beats most other systems/apps out there, it's accessible on a…
Yip, I tried out vimwiki a while back and have stuck with it. Pretty simple to setup and yes, a git commit generates the html files and rsync's them up to the internet. Pretty bombproof.
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#30Paper notebook.