Paulo Pinto – Page 2 – Paulo Pinto’s Digital Notebook

We’ve got lots of tools to help us go from zero to a
finished project — Basecamp, Trello, OmniFocus, ticketing systems,
spreadsheets, Gantt charts… we’re drowning in project management apps.

I suffer from indecision in the face of this plethora of tools!

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“There is a moment, immediately before life becomes no longer worth living, when the world appears to slow down and all its myriad details suddenly become brightly, achingly apparent.” _ Aaron Swartz

Read – Reading: The Idea of Justice by Amartya Sen ( )

It’s been a while since I began reading about Obsidian as a tool for creating a Digital Garden. Today, I decided to publish some of my notes, mainly in my native language, which is Portuguese.

Available at https://paulopinto.xyz

I wonder why am I always out of juice at this time of the day! Need to rethink my sleep cycles.

Aquiles Carattino writes about how Digital Gardens can be a nice tool to produce and share knowledge and gives an example by publishing his own notes.

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Aquiles Carattino This note you are reading is part of my digital garden. Follow the links to learn more, and remember that these notes evolve over time. After all, this website is not a blog. (aquiles.me)

In the past few years there has been a movement towards different degrees of openness online. In her book, Working in Public , Nadia Eghbal explores how people decide to build software tools in the open. In the same line, Andy Matuschak decided to make public his thinking process by publishing his n…

An interesting collection of notes, by Szymon Kaliski

This is a collection of my half-formed thoughts, my digital garden.

Liked Notes (szymonkaliski.com)

I research, design, and develop digital tools and data-driven interfaces

Streams today

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I think people are falling in love with the technology and not with the method.

Sometimes that happens to me. I’m thrilled by the tool and less by the things I can make with it.

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Inspired by the IndieWeb Wiki and also by Chris Aldrich I started to use my blog as a digital Commonplace Book.

Bookmarked commonplace book (indieweb.org)

A Commonplace book (or commonplaces) are a way to compile and store knowledge, usually by writing information into books, notebooks, card catalogs, or in more modern settings on one’s own website.