devchris10

From my personal experience, taking notes by hand, at least after the initial presentation of information, is better for recall and synthesis. There's plenty of research that support this if you look online.

But obviously, digital storage is much better for data persistence and sharing. I personally think maintaining a Zettelkasten-like system by hand is too much of a barrier. Try looking at apps like Bear or Notable for your needs.

It is very similar to a prediction market. But ideally, the experience would be more casual and "contest-like" as opposed to focusing on trades and rewards.

Good points. Other players' predictions won't be revealed until deadline has passed. And the ranking system will take into account the number of predictions made.

Thanks for the insight. I meant game points and rewards, not actual currency.

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how do you manage items you don't get to? and how useful to you would data of task completion by type, time, etc be?

I have used Trello for a brief amount of time for a team project. Any pain point with task organization around time or calendar integration?

Have you ever needed image support? That was my main pain point against text editors and Git.

What do you think of supporting email/sms to enter items into a master queue?

What are some "heavy duty" things that are missing in today's tools?

can you give an example how the UX should be for a data dictionary?