clockman

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   by clockman 6y ago

   I do this as well. Mine is to track actuals against my schedule. Helps knowing what I should be doing. It's just a habit now. It's all on paper though, no digital aspect.
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   by clockman 6y ago

   This seems like the Holy Grail. Is it?
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   by clockman 6y ago

   I use anki with org-noter and the anki-editor minor mode for digesting PDFs, a sort of hacked version of incremental reading. I just stuff entire definitions and proofs into it and use cloze deletions for almost everything, then I attach a
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   by clockman 7y ago

   There are DIY book scanners ( http://diybookscanner.org ) and products such as the Fujitsu ScanSnap SV600. The SV600 has decent features like page-detection and finger-removal (I recommend using a pencil's eraser tip). I ha
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   by clockman 7y ago

   I track all my time for the week in 15 minute intervals on a piece of paper, spending ~15 minutes planning my week on Sunday evening or Monday morning. Funny enough I started by doing what you suggest: only tracking the time that is most i