Just In Case and Just In time.
I saw it somewhere as a way to categorise content consumption. I have since tried to follow it.
Just In Case - Piece of content you may or may not need in the future.
Just In Time - Piece of content that supports the current mission.
Any content I don't need, I don't consume it. If I think I'd need it in the future I'd bookmark it. At a point, I figured my bookmarks was becoming something else. So I tweaked my heuristic for how I bookmark content. If the piece of content is google-able, I wouldn't bookmark it. That way, my bookmarks section stopped growing.
I figured most content are google-able. The ungoogle-able peice of content are either mental models or career-specific insights.
JIC and JIT have helped a bit.
But somehow my twitter bookmark section is still growing.
Is that okay?
Maybe it is and it's only an issue because there's no way to organize Twitter Bookmarks?
I saw it somewhere as a way to categorise content consumption. I have since tried to follow it.
Just In Case - Piece of content you may or may not need in the future.
Just In Time - Piece of content that supports the current mission.
Any content I don't need, I don't consume it. If I think I'd need it in the future I'd bookmark it. At a point, I figured my bookmarks was becoming something else. So I tweaked my heuristic for how I bookmark content. If the piece of content is google-able, I wouldn't bookmark it. That way, my bookmarks section stopped growing.
I figured most content are google-able. The ungoogle-able peice of content are either mental models or career-specific insights.
JIC and JIT have helped a bit.
But somehow my twitter bookmark section is still growing.
Is that okay?
Maybe it is and it's only an issue because there's no way to organize Twitter Bookmarks?
I now try saving things into RoamResearch. You still use Obsedian?