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Re: Ask HN: How do you organise/integrate all the information in your life?

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I hope to release TableTops next year. It's a non-linear graphical (in two senses of the word) knowledge management software that stores universal links to all of your stuff, local and in the cloud. It also does notes, tags, and script nodes (which can for example be used as alarms / reminders) and represents EVERYTHING as a great big graph. The main UI element is a TableTop, which is also just a node in the graph th…

This sounds kind of similar to something I started working on years ago, but never really shipped in any meaningful way: HTFS " rel="nofollow">http://dentedreality.com.au/projects/htfs/">HTFS . I suffered from the same issue of rewriting the prototype a few different times, in a few different languages/approaches, and never really seeing any of them through far enough to know if it'd be truly useful. Hope you get you…

Wow, so many shared ideas!

I know that so many people have worked on stuff like this before. I will be the 203409283th to try and get it out there. :D

Re: Ask HN: How do you organise/integrate all the information in your life?

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Org-Mode is the one thing that makes me want to move from vim to emacs.. but I just don't feel like investing the time in getting proficient with emacs at this stage.

You don't have to switch editors. For the past few years I've moved between rubymine, pycharm, and atom for coding while still having emacs open for my org-mode notes.

OOC, why not also code in Emacs?
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