https://peterklipfel.com/tags/productivity/Recent content in Productivity on Peter KlipfelHugoen-us© Peter KlipfelSun, 06 Sep 2020 21:40:59 -0700https://peterklipfel.com/blog/on_remote_work/Sun, 06 Sep 2020 21:40:59 -0700https://peterklipfel.com/blog/on_remote_work/<h1 id="how-remote-work-has-affected-me">How Remote work has affected me</h1> <p>I&rsquo;m writing this while lying on the living room floor with a pillow under me. This is a practice I developed while working through some chronic pain. I was unable to sit for long periods, and I didn&rsquo;t have a standing desk (and standing doesn&rsquo;t work as well as laying down for me). I find that it provides me with a nice, low intensity shoulder workout, stretches some of the muscles that form when I&rsquo;m hunched over a computer while sitting, and let&rsquo;s me flop over when I want to think. This is not something I would want to do at the office. There&rsquo;s no room, it would be awkward for myself and everyone around to explain the situation, and the carpet feels less welcoming than the living room carpet.</p>https://peterklipfel.com/blog/taking_notes/Sat, 18 Jul 2020 20:01:11 -0700https://peterklipfel.com/blog/taking_notes/<h1 id="tldr">Tl;dr</h1> <p>I use obsidian for desktop, IA Writer for mobile, and keep everything in sync with Dropbox.</p> <h1 id="taking-notes-is-hard">Taking notes is hard</h1> <p>During college, while I was freelancing, I developed a habit of taking notes. This has served me well since then, and I have tried to manage my notes in more ways than I can remember.</p> <p>The ones that I can remember trying are: Google Keep, Google Docs, Evernote, Jupyter notebooks, Aha!, Omni-notes, Notability, Apple notes, Nebo, vim + github, and a bunch of miscellaneous mobile apps.</p>