Re:Ask HN: Tell me about your experience with productivity apps
by h302 on Monday July 06, 2020 @01:15PM
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Have you tried notion.so ? How it performs on bridging "timeful" and "timeless" data ?
Re:Ask HN: Tell me about your experience with productivity apps
by devchris10 on Monday July 06, 2020 @03:06PM
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Yes I have but the UI is too cluttered for me. And I'd like the option to export my data in a useful format and pick my own storage solution.
Re:Ask HN: Tell me about your experience with productivity apps
by h302 on Monday July 06, 2020 @04:29PM
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If you were asked to keep some of the features of notion and delete all the remaining ones, what would you choose to keep?
Re:Ask HN: Tell me about your experience with productivity apps
by devchris10 on Monday July 06, 2020 @01:06PM
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bridge/connect* instead of distinguish
IMO, paper/pencil is great for spontaneous unrestricted flow and manual transcription has shown to be better for synthesis than typing. But the advantages of digital in terms of persistence and accessibility is just too great.
For me, the biggest issue of productivity apps is they don't distinguish between "timeful" data (tied to dates like deadlines or calendar events) and "timeless" data that are more for recall and knowledge store. That's why our tooling is fragmented between todos, calendars, storage, and editors (sheets, docs, etc).