After reading countless threads on who knows how many different forums, finding research papers, buying books and taking notes, talking with other enthusiasts at meetups and competitions, writing down brain dumps or master plans for this and that ... the knowledge and range of material stacks up over time into a really cluttered mess. I have loose leaf paper of various sizes, bookmarks in my browser, pdfs in a documents folder, my own projects folders, even some stuff I tried to organize in OneNote and other programs.
I find it frustrating to remember reading something about a topic I want to revisit, but cannot find the source or notes I once had.
What I'm trying to say is, there is a ton of really useful information out there. How do you keep track of it? How much of it do you save for later? I'm not looking for a setp-by-step detailed plan of how other people organize their information, but I am really interested to see if people put much effort into it or just re-search for things they once read if needed again, or what method works for you.
Thanks all.
I find it frustrating to remember reading something about a topic I want to revisit, but cannot find the source or notes I once had.
What I'm trying to say is, there is a ton of really useful information out there. How do you keep track of it? How much of it do you save for later? I'm not looking for a setp-by-step detailed plan of how other people organize their information, but I am really interested to see if people put much effort into it or just re-search for things they once read if needed again, or what method works for you.
Thanks all.
