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A Hierarchy First Approach to Note Taking
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Taking note of everything that you care about
A Hierarchy First Approach to Note Taking A Hierarchy First Approach to Note Taking Ten years ago I wrote a note. That led to another , and then another , and soon enough, I had a few thousand of them and an increasingly unhappy dropbox client that refused to sync it all. The reason for all these notes is because of technology. I worked at AWS and tried to keep on top of cloud stuff . I programmed in three different languages and kept notes to help me context switch between different programming languages . I also did full-stack development on the side and that, well, it required referencing e
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