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Ask HN: What are your note-taking techniques?
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Re: Ask HN: What are your note-taking techniques?
#32I've done a bachelors degree in electrical & computer engineering, half a bachelors degree in chemistry, a year of grad school, and have been in the workforce now for a few years. In this time, I have never been able produce legible or useful notes much less come up with a personal note taking system that works for me. My studying habits in school boiled down to showing up to class and pretending to take notes and th…
Re: Ask HN: What are your note-taking techniques?
#33I've done a bachelors degree in electrical & computer engineering, half a bachelors degree in chemistry, a year of grad school, and have been in the workforce now for a few years. In this time, I have never been able produce legible or useful notes much less come up with a personal note taking system that works for me. My studying habits in school boiled down to showing up to class and pretending to take notes and th…
so tl;dr: ...you don't really take notes, everything goes in your head?