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Yes. Another option I've done in the past is using OneTab (www.one-tab.com/) and organizing your tab files based on topics so you can easily get to them. That option would involve all your links remaining in one tab in your browser.
For links I use often I have a bookmark folder in Chrome.
I see. I'm thinking right now about creating an app for fast saving links, text and images (for example, using shortcut CMD + C + S, so you don't need to make a right click of your mouse or even open the app) with convenient and powerful search based on hashtags.
Would you be at least interested in this app? And could you, please, share what exactly you didn't like in Evernote's search and why is Notion's search is better? :)
I think something like that could work and be cool.
Evernote's search used to be amazing (it would find words in PDFs and images and all sorts of things like that), but now it just DOESN'T WORK. I literally search "TEDx" to find a note that is titled "TEDx notes" and it doesn't find it. The most basic search function doesn't work in Evernote anymore. Notion at least does that. I like Notion partially because it has a bunch of functionality (writing documents, spreadsheets, trello-like cards, reminders) all in one app that LOOKS GOOD, so it's a convenient one-stop shop for me. I think I will still have to use something like Mendeley for research compilation but we'll see.
I save a lot of links both for research purposes. I'm in the process of moving everything into Notion (www.notion.so/) now, organized into a combination of spreadsheets (with tags) and docs based on topics. I used to use Evernote but find their search function to be a disaster now.
I'm sorry, I haven't ever used notion, but as I think - you need to copy something, open the app and paste it, is it correct?
Yes. Another option I've done in the past is using OneTab (www.one-tab.com/) and organizing your tab files based on topics so you can easily get to them. That option would involve all your links remaining in one tab in your browser.
For links I use often I have a bookmark folder in Chrome.
I see. I'm thinking right now about creating an app for fast saving links, text and images (for example, using shortcut CMD + C + S, so you don't need to make a right click of your mouse or even open the app) with convenient and powerful search based on hashtags.
Would you be at least interested in this app? And could you, please, share what exactly you didn't like in Evernote's search and why is Notion's search is better? :)
I think something like that could work and be cool.
Evernote's search used to be amazing (it would find words in PDFs and images and all sorts of things like that), but now it just DOESN'T WORK. I literally search "TEDx" to find a note that is titled "TEDx notes" and it doesn't find it. The most basic search function doesn't work in Evernote anymore. Notion at least does that. I like Notion partially because it has a bunch of functionality (writing documents, spreadsheets, trello-like cards, reminders) all in one app that LOOKS GOOD, so it's a convenient one-stop shop for me. I think I will still have to use something like Mendeley for research compilation but we'll see.
I have a few playlists on Spotify I listen to a lot.
the vibes: open.spotify.com/user/djcamer…
trusting the flow: open.spotify.com/user/djcamer…
im sitting in my car right now: open.spotify.com/user/djcamer…
Revolut is coming to the U.S. sometime in the next few months they said.
I don't see it happening earlier than 2019, honestly.
Charles Schwab let’s you open a US bank online but you would have to provide proof of residence + social security number. Not sure of others if you are non-resident.
Interesting, good to know. Revolut bank plans to open in the US in the next few months and I plan to move everything to them then.
Just FYI: I was successful in doing this with Wells Fargo, but had problems with Chase. Some banks will hold 10-30% of your money for tax purposes prior to you having a SSN I believe.
I did it with both Wells Fargo and Chase. Moved to Chase because it has better online banking (didn't need physical presence to make a wire transfer, for example)
Interesting, good to know. Revolut bank plans to open in the US in the next few months and I plan to move everything to them then.
I think something like that could work and be cool.
Evernote's search used to be amazing (it would find words in PDFs and images and all sorts of things like that), but now it just DOESN'T WORK. I literally search "TEDx" to find a note that is titled "TEDx notes" and it doesn't find it. The most basic search function doesn't work in Evernote anymore. Notion at least does that. I like Notion partially because it has a bunch of functionality (writing documents, spreadsheets, trello-like cards, reminders) all in one app that LOOKS GOOD, so it's a convenient one-stop shop for me. I think I will still have to use something like Mendeley for research compilation but we'll see.