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Ok basically what the title ask. There are so many note taking apps available and also the good old notepad, but, how do you take notes? What do you actually take-keep notes on? Is it like complicated things or simple ones?

All time times that I started using an app or a pen and paper intended up just using a simple reminder for things. Others I just remember.

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[-] fossphi@lemm.ee 2 points 4 days ago

Yep, that's what I meant. There's an org-transclusion package aiming to reproduce logseq's behaviour but editing from the embedded copy and updating the source isn't as seamless.

I also use Zotero standalone for bibliography but I wanna move everything to emacs. There's org-noter and bibliography support in org(roam).

But you're absolutely right, it's overwhelming, the amount of things one can do and the learning curve is steep

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