I was trying to ignore this and see if Google Blogger team would fix it, but after a couple weeks (or more) it is still broken, and is starting to affect me (because I blog so that Future Self is able to find those ideas (like my Today Self, which is not able to find for what It think it is there).
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Showing posts with label Future Self. Show all posts
Sunday, 15 December 2013
Sunday, 8 December 2013
Blogging is like speaking to my 'Future Self'
Speaking to our 'Future Self' is a concept that I have been thinking and rationalising lately.
Looking back I can see that I have been doing it for a while, but I think the first time I wrote it down was on this tweet:
Looking back I can see that I have been doing it for a while, but I think the first time I wrote it down was on this tweet:
Monday, 23 April 2012
I want a search engine for me and you
One of the key reasons I blog and tweet is so that I can find that information at a later date.
I'm talking to my 'future me' :)
Now if you add to this pile of data (blogs + tweets), my questions on forums (like StackExchange), replies to other mailinglists/blogs, GitHub commits/issues/commits, edits on OWASP Wiki, articles on TeamMentor, etc .... there is a lot of information to process.
The problem is that although all this information is public (and on the interweb), I don't have a good way search it (in fact today, I don't even have a good way to find or visualize it).
So what I want is a way to search, index, massage, filter, complement this body of knowledge that I'm creating (in fact If I could do that, it would even make more sense to spent time curating and adding metadata to it).
What would also be very useful, would be to have similar access to other people I trust and follow, for example my twitter following list, or even you (who is reading my blog and care about my ideas)
Anybody working on a similar concept?
I'm talking to my 'future me' :)
Now if you add to this pile of data (blogs + tweets), my questions on forums (like StackExchange), replies to other mailinglists/blogs, GitHub commits/issues/commits, edits on OWASP Wiki, articles on TeamMentor, etc .... there is a lot of information to process.
The problem is that although all this information is public (and on the interweb), I don't have a good way search it (in fact today, I don't even have a good way to find or visualize it).
So what I want is a way to search, index, massage, filter, complement this body of knowledge that I'm creating (in fact If I could do that, it would even make more sense to spent time curating and adding metadata to it).
What would also be very useful, would be to have similar access to other people I trust and follow, for example my twitter following list, or even you (who is reading my blog and care about my ideas)
Anybody working on a similar concept?
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