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read it later
over the years i have been using all kinds of read-it-later app or service.
what i found it that it is never later, it is just never.
what ever i kept in the read it later is something i think it is nice to keep.
it is a dumpling ground, like the a consumable gl account.
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don't explain your self
“Never explain yourself. Your enemies won't believe you, and your friends don't need it.”
- Elbert Hubbard
- green
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counting starts
I feel somethin' so right doin' the wrong thing
And I feel somethin' so wrong doin' the right thing
Everything that kills me makes me feel alive
And I feel somethin' so wrong doin' the right thing
conting stars | onerepublic
- 都是天才
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风云
独来独回度余生,宁愿有聚有别有人恨
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a plan
a plan is just a thought
a plan is - all it could ever possible be -- is a present-moment statement of intent. It's an expression of your current thoughts about how you'd ideally like to deploy your modest influence over the future. The future, of course, is under no obligation to comply.
book: four thousand weeks
- 猫
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熬夜
晚上不睡觉，是因为白天的有其他人。
公式： 白天和别人相处的时间 = 晚上需要独处的时间
我也不是一直都喜欢熬夜的。
许多年前，有段时间一个人生活。 那时还没有智能手机，住的地方又没有网络，于是每天晚上12点前就睡了，早上7点就自然醒。 白天除非刚好学校有课，不然基本没有什么非早起不可的时候，没有非要处理的事，也没有非要见的人。
后来，白天基本不受我控制了。要上班，要接送娃，要想晚饭要做什么。
晚上等大家都睡着了了，带上降噪耳机，可以一个人静下来想想要干点什么，或者什么也不干 - 坐着就好。
为了健康，曾经试过改到比别人早起来实现的独处。 但是感觉不一样。 在晚上，我可以将限期往后推，虽然明知道不可能，但是感觉仿佛可以一直推迟下去。 而早上，无论多早起来，都是带着焦虑的倒数。正如倩女幽魂里的黎明不要来。
晚上是加时消费；早起是限时消费。
1 month ago
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best say about time
many years ago, i subscribed to the listserve.
this is my favourite, that i always keep in my notes app whatever it is.
Try to imagine a life without timekeeping.
You probably can't. You know the month, the year, the day of the week. There is a clock on your wall or the dashboard of your car. You have a schedule, a calendar, a time for dinner or a movie. Yet all around you, timekeeping is ignored. Birds are not late. A dog does not check its watch. Deer do not fret over passing birthdays.
Man alone measures time. Man alone chimes the hour. And, because of this, man alone suffers the paralysing fear that no other creatures endures. A fear of time running out.
Chris Powell cap71@cam.ac.uk Cambridge, UK
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this is the archive link
1 month, 1 week ago
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change log
I signed up for Bear Blog at the beginning of the year. I’ve been trying to set this blog up the way I like it—trying things out and then reverting back.
I’m finding that I don’t really know what I want. Should I put these in the top headings? More pages? This theme vs. that; tags vs. no tags.
One thing at a time. It wasn't set out to become anything.
1 month, 2 weeks ago
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how i ai at work
my workplace uses claude - this is how i use it.
what for
at the end of every workday, i feel the day has been busy enough but at the same time if you ask me tomorrow what i did yesterday - i won't remember.
i have been searching for a way to log my workday.
i tried many things - daily notes, interstitial journaling, way back to the daily log method from 2010.
nothing sticks.
no matter how simple the methods are, they all require some sort of structure or organisation system - tags, conventions, timestamps etc. - i am bad at maintaining them.
all i want is to keep the information and find it again when i need it.
skill
it was inspired by claude's productivity plugin. i tried it then decided to change it to make something similar.
i tell claude what i want, it creates a skill.
what it does
- connects to my emails and calendar and pulls all the information.
- creates a task list for me and updates it as it goes.
- i take notes during the day - either put into an md file or the chat.
- ask claude to consolidate notes in a file by date yyyy-mm-dd.
- claude creates summaries for any projects, profiles of people for me.
- all these notes sit in an obsidian vault.
- do a daily wrap up and a weekly wrap up. claude will summarise what i have done and what the open loops are, what to watch out for. more than once it points out something i haven't considered on a task that i marked done.
how i use it
some examples, i ask claude:
- anything urgent for me today.
- what xxx wants on the monthly report.
- what are the pending actions on the project xyz.
- who is this person?
it is my personal assistant, my crm at work, wikipedia of work-related information.
the beauty is that it get the friction out of my way.
1 month, 2 weeks ago
- doing great things
- 极简
- When in doubt
- Why not AI writing
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Tinkering
There are 2 types of digital products (devices and apps) - the designer's and engineer's.
Designer's products make you feel good to use them.
They solve your problems quietly, reduce your mental efforts.
The designers have thought about it for you.
It may not do the things you like, but it works and is neat.
“It just works”.
But maybe you like it too much for how it looks and feels.
While the engineering-minded would think designer's products are too hand-holding.
The engineer's products give you freedom, max amount of customisation, dot files, configs, more themes.
Tinkering with the tools becomes a job in itself.
When people like their tool too much, they don't refer to their tool e.g. a hammer as a hammer, they call it by its technical name XYZ-2000-mark2.
You can find them from a simple search on YouTube.
If you start talking about your stuff by its technical name… nothing wrong with it.
It is just a hammer.
3 months, 1 week ago
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why email was fun
why email was fun
anticipation, unlike nows days, I can't check emails anytime on my phone.
I had to go home, dial up my 56k modem, ding ding ding bee...
during the day i thought about i would get any new emails tonight.
I exchanged emails to someone I didn't know, or I exchanged to someone I knew but pretended I didn't know.
Now everything need to fast, need to be now - whatever message apps we using.
Message apps are good for anything need to be sorted out soon. but I not for a chat (for me).
good old days...
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- Who do you want to be
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I need to stop
I live in my calendar and todo lists.
If it is not in my calendar, I won't remember.
I write down every chores and ambitions in my todo list app.
I am a productivity junkie - I hope the tricks and apps can soothe my pain of getting things done.
I don't care whether human can go to Mars one day, I don't see the point.
I need to stop treating life as a project.
Maybe we all do ?
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Complete attention
What do we mean by attention? Is there attention when I am forcing my mind to attend? When I say to myself, I must pay attention, I must control my mind and push aside all other thoughts," would you call that attention? Surely that is not attention. What happens when the mind forces itself to pay attention? It creates a resistance to prevent other thoughts from seeping in; it is concerned with resistance, with pushing away; therefore it is incapable of attention. That is true, is it not?
To understand something totally you must give your complete attention to it. But you will soon find out how extraordinarily difficult that is, because your mind is used to being distracted, so you say, "By Jove, it is good to pay attention, but how am I to do it?" That is, you are back again with the desire to get something, so you will never pay complete attention. ... When you see a tree or a bird, for example, to pay complete attention is not to say, "That is an oak," or, "That is a parrot," and walk by. In giving it a name you have already ceased to pay attention. ...
Whereas, if you are wholly aware, totally attentive when you look at something, then you will find that a complete transformation takes place, and that total attention is the good. There is no other, and you cannot get total attention by practice. With practice you get concentration, that is, you build up walls of resistance, and within those walls of resistance is the concentrator, but that is not attention, it is exclusion.
-- The Book of Life by Krishnamuriti
As I was reading this, I failed to pay my attention. I kept thinking I must copy this into my note book after.
I would not be aware when I am not paying attention, same as when I am.
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Being a parent
I am a parent.
Parenting change your life, not everyone could deal with it.
The best comment I heard about being a parent and their young children was “ you love them to death, but at the same time, you want to kill them sometimes”.
It is so true. I could have a much easier life if I am not a parent.
So why?
I don’t know (like many other things in my life), but I don’t regret it.
Sometimes, I fantasise that if I haven’t done this and that what would my life would be now? Knowing what I know now and go back in time the re-live my life in a different way!
But, I think, my KIDS would not be the same.
Until then I know I don't want the alternatives.
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Minecraft hardcord mode
I reinstall the Minecraft java edition on my laptop, it is so much better than playing the bedrock edition on iPad with mouse and keyboard - yes i am too old to get used to touch screen to play games.
I start a new single player world in hardcore mode which I haven't done before.
I can't respawn, I can die and the game is over - just like real life.
I am camping, exploring the cave, eating whateven I can catch. I might grow some crops if I am staying a spot long enough.
After a couple of days (in Minecraft days), it hits me that it is just me with all this. The only moving things I can see are the animals and the mods.
I am alone, go solo everywhere, but it is so beautiful and peaceful
Born Alone, Die Alone.
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plan my day
plan my day is hard.
i have tried many hacks - bullet journals, time box - nothing sticks.
never ask myself why i must do this?
deep down, the real reason is that i don't want to decide what to do next.
i would do nothing, just sit there, do nothing!
i don't plan my day to be a useful person, be more productive, to conquer the shortness of life.
but there are bills to pay, kids to feed and toilets to clean - too many balls that i can't afford to drop.
time makes no sense.
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Who knows that you blog?
for me: no one IRL, why?
- it is fun to have another persona on line
- if i want to share my thoughts with people i know in life - i talk to them, text them or email them. they are different conversations in a different dimension.
- there is nothing to advocate or defend of what i said here.
- if i connect with someone online from here, the connection from a piece of me - we have something in common or the opposite - a thought, a hobby ... we might exchange a few words about it, then we move on.
- the blog should exist for its own sake.
- lastly
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attachment
we should forget, day by day, what we have done - this is true no attachment.
and we should do something new.
to do something new, of course we must know our past, and this is alright.
but we should not holding on anything we have don; we should only reflect on it.
and we must have some idea of what we should do in the future.
but the future is the future, the past is the past;
now we should work on something new.
this is our attitude, and how we should live in this world.
-- shunryu suzuki
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- 无神论者
- introverts
- care
- what i need
- how much is enough
- 比較
- photography
- My priority matrix as a parent
- 死亡
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naming
one thing i like about twitter or x is that i don't have to give a title for every single random thought i have.
naming things is hard.
computer work with files, files need names.
i can't remember how many 'untitled' txt files have created over years.
i just don't know how to name them. i could just write one sentence, but i have to give it a title.
i tried OBTF way, too chronicle, I couldn't stick. i am sticky note person in real life. i stick my stickies to my paper notebook.
- task manager
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why i ditched day one app
I keep a journal for many years, literally many.
from paper to digital, my first digital app was day one. i signed up as soon as they implemented the e2e encryption.
i like some of it's features, others i don't need.
i eventually ditched it, because :
- e2e is nice, but it is in their own server for the sake of cross-platform. not a bad thing, i just don't care about the cross platform.
- price increase. i get it, inflations and such. i have been using the app in the same way for many years. i can't justify its price increase for new feature development that i don't care about. i am happy to pay for what i use. unfortunately saas businesses don't pricing like that, they can't manage complex accounting issue.
- after i unsubscribed, i found this update Introducing Daily Chat . wft is this. so we need an ai to write our journals? nothing wrong with ai, i use it everyday. i don't need it for writing my journal. it is private and my own thought. if you are someone need to talk to someone to know what to write in your own journal, maybe you should stop, you don't have to. it is like you need an assistant to talk while you write your private thoughts back in the pen and paper day. it is not a collaboration.
sometime i don't get this mental health trend about journaling. some people say i don't know how to start, i don't what to write , then the mental health guru said you can do this and that.
my advice, if you don't know what to journal, stop. it is not a task to complete, come back when you have something to talk about to yourself. it won't cure you.
if you need to a 'chat' to write your journal, no wonder you have 'problems'.
- bird
- minimalism
- vegetarian in minecraft
- 时间
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random
2024-03-21
https://wiwi.blog/blog/human-clerks 最好是自顧的小生意，比較有人情味。 大型連鎖能壓榨供應鏈，小商戶不行，成本高。 要是有人能專門做供應鏈給小商戶們就好了。
2026-02-04
https://wiwi.blog/blog/dont-mess-with-my-work/
你花了一整晚寫的三千字情書，每個轉折都改了五次，連該用逗號還是句號都糾結了十分鐘；結果她打開 Gmail 看到的只有一行 AI 總結：「他很想你，想約見面，附件有兩張圖。」
問題是對方對你的情書有沒有興趣跟所花的時間不是等量關係的。
許多email只是別人發給你的任務清單。
ai直接總結就很好。
Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right.
2026-01-26
人生的意义无非就是在吃饱饭之后如何打发剩下的时间。 问题是我们不知道到到底剩下的时间是多少，要么假设它回很长，要们突然发现它所剩无多。
一项研究发现，预期未来负面结果比正面结果带来的情绪冲击力更大，这有助于解释为什么人们倾向于避开不确定性，尽快做出决策。
身边有些人一遇到什么事都要尽快处理掉。说是“只往前赶”。好像很有行动力的。但是没事的时候会发现同一个人只会坐着刷手机。后来我觉得可能是他们脑里放不了事，处理掉了就不用想了。
2026-01-24
https://x.com/oran_ge/status/2014673973783757163
世界上很多方法论都是错的 什么todo四象限之类 人脑的工作方式是非常线形的 每天最重要的三件事 甚至一件事 做好它 已经是知易行难
i like this kind of notebook, an actual book
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHTt9w81xvk&t=75s
2026-01-23
not minimalism but more empty space
2026-01-21
Talent is hard to identify and talent is hard to tell from luck. There’s an awful lot of luck in this business. Past performance is not helpful in judging future performance.
John C. Bogle
2026-01-20
why does every task manager app always have a task of "call mum" in their demo?
2026-01-16
ok here is the thing, what’s the point to build a beautiful database for movies you ever watched in obsidian or whatever similar apps?
2026-01-12
lowercase removes friction, lets ideas stand on their own. everything exists on the same plane, creating balance, visual harmony, & a kind of effortless cohesion. it also lets your brain process information faster ironically.
2026-01-11
怕就怕既失去了孩子的单纯，又不肯学商人的精明，目的意识强烈却并无明确实际的目的，有所追求但所求不是太缥缈就是太模糊。
周国平
2026-01-09
find a new tool that i like: Strflow that i came across from James Zhang's post.
2026-01-08 00:46
初心：
We must have beginner's mind, free from possessing anything, a mind that knows everything is in flowing change. Nothing exists but momentarily in its present form and color. One thing flows into another and cannot be grasped
Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind | Shunryu Suzuki
2026-01-05 17:13
灵魂的拷问
如果我不在 IG 上發我的早餐照片，我怎麼確定我真的吃過早餐？
https://wiwi.blog/blog/why-i-dont-use-social-media/
2025-12-20 01:31
The screen lights up. The call icon bouncing as if saying pick it, pick it, pick it. And suddenly, you freeze.
Your heart races. Your throat dries. Your breath catches. Anxiety creeps in before you’ve even decided whether to answer.
And your mind begins cooking up every possible scenario: Why are they calling? Did I forget something? Is something wrong? Will I sound unprepared?
For introverts, urgency doesn’t just interrupt the moment. It hijacks the whole nervous system.
- diet
- todo list
- habit
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brain dump 20260410
i came across this book today. A World Without Email: Reimagining Work in an Age of Communication Overload
i didn't read this book and unlikely i will.
i read 2 of Cal's books but couldn't finish.
his books are not bad but they are one of those books that can-be-a-blog-post kind of book.
he is not a bad writer, but i can't say he is good, i taste too much crafting, not much spark.
what i want to say is i prefer "a world without microsoft teams".
emails are ok, i know where the delete button is.
meanwhile, teams let people have different expectation from me.
manager sends a message on teams: "do you have 5 min to talk?"
i immediately start a one person meeting and sharing my screen.
i like to read about how people work and what tools they use aka productivity porn.
one of the top 3 readers comments always start with: "why not use blah blah blah" or something similar.
hopeless
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kill your apps (updated)
" If your app pushes you to organize, tag, decorate, backlink, or curate, it is working against you."
"The problem isn’t just that there are too many apps. The problem is the identity crisis of modern software. Email clients try to be task managers; chat apps try to be file storage; note-taking apps try to be operating systems.
Apps act like warlords. They fight for your “time in app” and attention, often locking you into their ecosystem by offering a broad suite of [sometimes — mediocre] features, while physically limiting interoperability with other tools.
As a result, your attention is forcefully diverted. Instead of shipping what matters, you spend your cognitive energy inventing workflows that are limited by the app’s or service’s logic. You become a locked-in manager of your tools rather than a creator of your products."
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brain dump 20260409
"Text files are great for any kind of list or braindump, not just to do's. Keep a running grocery.txt for when you go to the supermarket (also good for SMS'sing to your phone). How about a yayme.txt to track your achievements, or a mistake log, or a text file where that ranty email you didn't send gets added instead." https://au.lifehacker.com/news/5974/geek-to-live-list-your-life-in-txt
i can tell google map is a engineers' product than a designer's product, why?
because it keeps telling me there are other routes with the similar eta.
not a bad thing, not a great user experience either for most of the people.
obsidian is great except it is ugly, another engineers' product.
nobody can hurt mr i-don't-care.
- your rss feeds
- town
- second brain
- look up!
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google workspace
the best thing about using google workspace is that it is so clean - just one browser.
i know i know i am selling my soul to google.
not yet, i also selling half of it to apple - only difference is I need these to get things done:
i used be a hard cord privacy guy.
privacy is important but life is too short.
would you spend double of your time to get the same thing done just because the privacy?
i recheck my threat mode, and fuck it - my free time is more valuable.
like linus torvalds said - make it so boring that nobody care.
- trees
- 致青春
- on the road
- avengers assemble
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argument
when we argue, what we try to achieve?
we want to win, we can't help it. to prove i know better，you are wrong.
we encourage discussion, open dialogue, but can we?
it takes courage and wisdom that we don't have.
"opinions are like assholes: everybody's got one, and everybody thinks theirs smells nicer than everyone else's"
next time, when there is an argument, let them win, i don't care as long as it doesn't cost me anything.
"there are no facts, only perspectives"
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- saturday afternoon
- try your best
- meditation
- kill your apps
- nara 🇯🇵 2025
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kill my pages
when i signed up bearblog, i had a plan.
i was going to set up the some pages:
- about me (obviously)
- uses
- movies
- books
- ...
i will have these pages like every other blogger on the planet.
a month later, haven't done much.
it wasn't because that i didn't read or watch movie, quite the opposite. i have a long list of them i can copy-&-paste form my notes.txt.
i don't bother, it feels like copying my notes from an old notebook to a new one.
then i wanted to customise the site by adding js, css & html.
so this is what i have done so far:
then i stopped caring about the look of this site. the cosmetic work reminds me too much of my corporate life - wasting hours on the powerpoint slides just because people can't talk about anything without a slide anymore.
if i want to share some text, the text matter. if i want to share some images, the images matter.
i said i use this site as brain dumps, i am taking it to the next level - brain vomit.
foot note: *i appreciate other bloggers writing about what they use, watch and read - i often find something new and interesting that i didn't know about. *this is the best format i like
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where i live
i am researching the city i am going to.
there are tourist website, blogs, youtube videos:
- the best xxx in the city
- must visit ...
- x things to do in x days
- hiden gems
- blah blach blach
i can't help myself to look up the city i am living in. i found like i am living in another parallel universe.
is that i don't know how to appreciate the place i am living in? maybe i should rediscover it ?
or they are just bull sh*t.
i am amazed why tourist even come here. but i bet that's how the locals think of me when i am travelling in the town they live ?
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理想的生活
可能是電影看多了的關係吧，曾經幻想我的成年生活能夠自由地在一個繁囂的都市中度過。租一個小公寓，錢不多也不少，剛剛夠花。奢侈品是買不了的，可日常生活的花銷卻也不用考慮太多。對於那座城市，總是保持著一定的距離，無法捨棄那喧鬧的城市氣氛，卻又不能夠完全的投入。就是那麼一點點的迷失於城市之中，沒有親人在附近，或許有那麼的幾個朋友，又或許不需要。生活總是自由的，除了需要每天要按時上班。更理想的是成為一個自由職業者，一段時間沒日沒夜的工作，然後有一段迷醉於城市生活之中的時間，自由地做著各樣的事情。人生的責任是沒有的，或許還年輕，或許是沒有親人，或許根本就沒有必要去探討這個問題，因為沒有意義。有的只是沈醉於這樣一種生活氛圍之中。世界上的事，彷彿與我有關，又彷彿沒有太大的聯繫。
- osaka 2025 - nights
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letter to future me
i came across this website many year ago and then forgot about it.
somehow it came up again when i was searching something else. i guess my interest never changed much.
i am reading some of the public email today, this one hit me:
it was written 19 years ago.
it is a fun idea to write an email to the future me so far away that i know i won't be around.
who would read it?
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thoughts on file over app
obsidian's ceo promotes an idea called ‘file over app’. in short it means your data should not be locked in any apps, servers etc.
it is one of the selling points of obsidian - your files are some plain text in markdown format, you have full control and can work with them with or without obsidian.
but is it?
e.g.
i use obsidian to write down some random things i need to do in the daily notes. then i use the task plugin to run a query to keep track of all my open tasks in a single file - ‘tasks.md’.
when i open the same md file with any other text editor, it looks exactly like this
```tasks not done ```
where is my list?
i am sure there are many ways to solve this without obsidian, after all, i can just use grep.
the more i build my workflow around obsidian the more i will rely on it, until the point i can’t do anything anymore without it.
is that file over app?
derek sivers asked us to write plain text files with a similar idea - our files should outlive any big techs and their apps.
i like text files, that’s how i wrote my notes on a computer before there were ecosystems for note-taking apps.
if i use an app built on a database, it appears i am locked in to the app. what if i export / backup the data into some form of plain text daily. i can still access to my data if i am locked out of the app. what will i miss?
is this file over app?
not to mention if it does well, in most case an app with a robust database will outperformance an app on file-based like obsidian.
getting sh*t done faster!
after all, it doesn’t matter:
Use whatever medium and constraint works for you.
Every medium for ideas is corruptible. There’s no magic file format. Most are likely to last long enough for you to convert to something else if need be.
No one is likely to dig through your thoughts in any file format.
reply by emailIt’s important to think of your captured thoughts as fleeting bits of information across all formats and uses. Maybe you’ll get back to them. Maybe you’ll use them. But investing everything in one, stable format doesn’t take away their fleeting nature. Thoughts will exist here and there for a while, then be gone and forgotten. Just like you.
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大話西遊
youtube feed里莫名其妙地給我推周星馳的大話西游的解說視頻。
想起來我第一次看這部電影是在小學的暑假，租來的VCR。 據說當年上映後，口碑一邊，但是後來卻成為了經典。 我不記得當時看完後我是不是喜歡，但應該不討厭。
兩部之中，我更喜歡第一步，特別是愛情線。主要我覺的白晶晶比紫霞好。
其次是結局。第一步的結尾預告了第二部預告。 為市場，要預告第二部。就電影本身而言，我覺得不預告第二部更好。
因為有遺憾，有不確定性。 到底最後至尊寶的時空旅行結果是怎樣？ 第二部的結束時，已有一個定論。
為娛樂，我喜歡令人釋懷的結構。 就個人感受，我更喜歡留有想象力的結局 - 因為不確定性。
人對不確定性是既害怕有喜歡。
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meaning of life
the meaning of life is choosing what you do, even if today might be your last, like Aki:
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为啥博客
很久以前，我做了半個個人主頁。
當時各大門戶網站除了給免費郵箱，還送免費的主頁空間。 於是裝上了盜版的Dreaweaver邊做邊學，糊弄了半頁的主頁，風格大概就像現在neocities上的個人頁面的基本款。 後來總覺得用Dreamweaver不夠純粹，於是買了html和ASP的書來自學，不過就像背過的單詞書，一直停留在abandon。 主頁也不了了之。
之來，博客興起，註冊了幾個博客的網站，有了個人的頁面。 結果只是轉帖趣聞和碎碎念。
再之後，大家都把內容分享到Facebook之類的社交媒體平台了。 就是所謂的web2.0。
web2.0的好處是，分享的門檻低，有手就行。 隨手分享讀過的書，看過的電影，聽過的音樂，去過的地方，和吃過的一日三餐。 更重要的是互動性。 分享的東西，有回應，有點贊。 反饋機制不但更有趣，還容易上癮。
有時我想是不是人都有的分享欲。
Eward Snowden事件之後，我就把社交媒體上的東西都刪了，只保留了賬號。 一心潛水 ，滿足我的窺探欲。
現在又有人有覺得社交媒體有很多問題，要逃出圍牆花園，鼓勵indieweb之類？
什麼都好，世界變得很快。 現在，我只是想把一些內容放到網絡上。 同時盡可能保留對這些內容的掌控權，所以選擇了blog的形式。
blog是weblog的縮寫，web代表連接。 我的是**brain dumps**，所以是monolog。
Monolog (獨白): 獨自一人說話， 可以有聽眾，也可以沒有聽眾。
Just dump it. Who cares. It’s the internet after all, so who are you trying to impress? The point is that your sharing your own experiences that are unique to you as an individual. Posting something that you think is pointless or mundane might be extremely helpful or, at the very least, entertaining for someone else.
最後，喜歡的Derek Siver的提議， 也 懷念以前的互聯網
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