I was pointed at this blog post https://amberwilliams.io/blogs/building-my-own-pkms and it seems to reflect my feelings about #PKMS lately: it's extremely hard to find one that works for me, because I don't need an app. I need a framework that would work alongside me, not force me into its limitations.

As the org-roam manual says,

> One key advantage to Org-roam is that building on top of Emacs gives it malleability. This is especially important for note-taking workflows. It is our belief that note-taking workflows are extremely personal, and there is no one tool that’s perfect for you. Org-mode and Org-roam allows you to discover what works for you, and build that perfect tool for yourself.

In the end, the best tool for me was #TiddlyWiki. I just hated the UX. Well, now that I'm back to making my own tooling, I decide the UX and it works the way I need it to. And for me, running ripgrep over my notes is a perfectly acceptable global search solution.

Ditching Obsidian and building my own

https://amberwilliams.io/blogs/building-my-own-pkms

#HackerNews #Ditching #Obsidian #and #building #my #own #personal #knowledge #management #system. ##Obsidian ##PersonalKnowledgeManagement ##PKMS ##BuildYourOwn ##HackerNews

Treesheets as an information organizer?

https://leminal.space/post/19856970

@daisy55 give Hypernotes a try https://zenkit.com/en/hypernotes/

#Logseq #PKM #PKMS #Logseq #Obsidian #Anytype #Notion #DEVONthink #software

looking for some #Logseq alternatives. am a (mostly) happy Logseq user, but there are a few friction points and i’d be willing to consider something new.

looking for something that is…

• block based (goes for editing, tagging, embedding, transcluding, etc)
• a not awful mobile experience (i don't do a ton of entry on mobile, but i do like to reference things from time to time)
• offline capable (i can deal if something is cloud based if it's e2ee and available offline, online-only tools are a non-starter)
• no AI crap (or at least be easy to turn off, and not a core/integral part of the thing)

stuff i've tried: Obsidian, Anytype (though this was a while ago, admittedly), Craft, Notion, DEVONthink

boosts appreciated!

#PKM #PKMS #Logseq #Obsidian #Anytype #Notion #DEVONthink #software

Note taking and documentation fatigue... Forgejo + IDE?

https://lemmy.ml/post/24963125

When when the last time your PKMS was surprisingly useful?

https://sopuli.xyz/post/20127968

GitHub - siyuan-note/siyuan: A privacy-first, self-hosted, fully open source personal knowledge management software, written in typescript and golang.

https://sopuli.xyz/post/20011048

Newbie (kinda) question regarding analog PKMS

https://jlai.lu/post/13012416

I regularly follow r/PKMS and other similar subreddits, where I've noticed a growing trend of posts about AI and knowledge creation. While I understand the value of AI, I'm often perplexed by how people are approaching its use in creating knowledge:

1. Knowledge is created when one understands the process behind reaching a conclusion. However, with AI solely summarizing information, people tend to focus on memorization rather than cultivating critical thinking skills. The absence of a thought process is concerning.

2. Despite advancements in AI, it's still not 100% accurate. This raises questions about its ability to generate knowledge that can be verified and validated.

While I acknowledge the benefits of using AI, creating knowledge through this means is fundamentally different from true understanding and creation.

/rant

#reddit #pkms #KnowledgeManagement #knowledge #artificialintelligence #notetaking #rant #pkm

Can I save rocketbook notes to markdown?

https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/18461533

My repository of personal notes contains around 600 entries at the moment. There's a lot of useful information in there. However, as time goes on, I find myself forgetting about its existence. I've thought about it and reached the following conclusion: not finding the information that I need in the moment is so (mentally) painful that I am inadvertently avoiding looking into my notes first.

I'm curious what others think about this. Any solutions?

#pkm #PKMS #zettelkasten #obsidian #orgmode

Personal Knowledge Management Systems (PKMS): Revolutionizing Information Organization

Dive into the future of personal and professional growth with Personal Knowledge Management Systems (PKMS). Learn how to build and leverage your own #PKMS for unparalleled career advancement. #Productivity #organized #secondbrain

https://bit.ly/3YjqCiG

#introduction

Hello, merveilles.town!

I am a player of many roles at the same time. Sometimes I'm a creative person: writer or musician; sometimes I am a professional; sometimes---most of the time, in fact---I'm a lurker, and an admirer.

Current interests include, but are not limited to: #PKMS #zettelkasten #obsidian #mentalhealth #cooking #blogging #indieweb #eurorack #fountainpens and many other things.

TiddlyWiki: An Open Source Alternative to Notion or Obsidian

https://feddit.uk/post/16316510

Obsidian can't handle several thousand of notes

https://sopuli.xyz/post/15236604

Hello @johnnydecimal :ablobwavereverse: I thought I was on your email list, but I missed this. Just purchased and will give it a go as I've decided to fully move over to @obsidian @obsidianmd from @logseq 🥹 [My vault had gotten too big to reliably sync via icloud]. Very pleased with #ObsidianSync it's a keeper #pkm #pkms #markdown #obsidian #obsidianmd #logseq Will try it in #bearapp https://bear.app/ too. Ironically I resisted obsidian because I struggled with the concept of managing folders. 🫠 Tagging lots so that more people can learn about this great tool. The Bear, Obsidian and universal markdown compatibility options are chef's kiss. 😎

Slowly migrating my notes from Notion to Anytype. I moved to somewhere with an unstable internet connection and I realized the importance of having offline notes. I tried Obsidian but didn't really like its database feature. Anytype feels closer to Notion + more OOP-ey system. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a local-first PKMS! :neocat_glasses:​

https://anytype.io/

#Notion #Anytype #PKMS

#MindMac set to launch at login, with inline enabled, is giving me a glimpse into what system-wide integration of #AI and #LM with #ChatGPT can look like. Working with #ObsidianMD, the possibilities are incredible. Is there a #Linux #distro focused on bringing AI together with #PKM yet? Am also thinking about what this could look like if fully baked into an e-ink tablet like Remarkable. #pkms

People who take notes AND write blogs:

Do you keep your blog posts separated from your note taking system? If not, how do you publish your notes as blog posts? If yes, why?

I’m looking to consolidate all my writings to one huge git repo, but want to publish some notes as posts

#blogging #notetaking #notes #writing #secondbrain #pkms