Offtopic, but I use org mode for my notes files (both general and technical), and I've never really figured out how to use it effectively. My pre-org notes file was just a giant text file with entries delimited by manually-entered '--------------' lines. I stuck a topic in each entry for searchability and then the rest was freeform text. It worked pretty well. org mode gives me more power, but it's getting a little u…
Tree-sitter grammar for org-mode
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Re: Tree-sitter grammar for org-mode
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I have a daily.org file I use to capture meeting notes and quick notes into. org-mode automatically keeps it organized as a datetree. I set all my other org files to archive into a subheader of the day it's archived (or done, for todos). So far I like it, but I've only been doing it for a few months. We'll see when it gets to years. One nice thing is it's easy to see at a glance roughly what I did in a given week or…
I had a separate 'daily.txt' file for this sort of thing, and it's desperately in need of a replacement. Your setup sounds pretty good to me. It seems like org mode may be a better match for the daily stuff than it is for my notes file. I especially like the idea of archiving into a subheader of the right day.
https://github.com/skx/org-diary
Every morning I run `org-diary-new-entry` which inserts a new block. At the end of the day I commit this to a git repository and push it away for safety. I've got a work-log/journal going back a couple of years at this point.