Je trouve amusant de lire ce que Dikstra a pu trouver, le premier exercice ressemble à un truc que je pourrais vouloir résoudre

I’ve been burned so many times by proprietary handwriting notes apps that I went back to paper notebooks but I really hope this one will work well.

Create mind maps to learn new things using AI. Contribute to aotakeda/learn-thing development by creating an account on GitHub. The learn-thing GitHub repository is a personal knowledge base and collection where the owner documents and organizes various technical and non-technical topics they have learned, serving as a self-curated reference guide.

This site is Zach Manson’s “digital garden” consisting of over 500 continuously changing personal notes and archives, built with the goal of “learning with the garage door up” across various topics.

The simplest way to capture insights from podcasts. No App. No Login. No Subscription. Just a screenshot.

a non-linear personal web notebook

Notes from the 1987 Esquire magazine issue that inspired Jerry Seinfeld to “pursue mastery [because] that will fulfill your life”.

For annotated notes and more, visit my Hypothes.is profile.

I love writing in my notebook. Don’t you?

Ephe is a markdown paper to organize your daily todos and thoughts. OSS, and free. No installs. No sign-up. No noise. You get one page, write what matters today.

• Most note and todo apps are overloaded.
• I believe, just one page is enough for organizing.

Kinopio is a spatial note taking tool for visually collecting and connecting your thoughts, ideas, and feelings.

nb is a command line and local web note‑taking, bookmarking, archiving, and knowledge base application with:

Denote is a simple note-taking tool, based on the idea that notes should follow a predictable and descriptive file-naming scheme.