The site is generated by quartz, edited with Obsidian, and deployed on GitHub pages. Some basic rules I am trying to stick to when organizing my learning and knowledge.
- Here is to keep track of notes and summaries from books and articles.
- LLMs (mostly Claude Code, but will experiement with OpenAI Codex and Google Gemini later) will be used
- LLMs are used to organize the content as well as serve as a personal assistant and information retrieval tool.
- I use Readwise to manage highlights from books and articles, but I try to make as few as possible now. Ideally, they should be wisdom that can
- withstand the test of time, and
- does not require a lot of context to understand.
- either quotes or individual files with a tag
Quotes.
- Minimal usage of tags
- Quarts renders a tag in a space-separated first-word-capitalized sequence, which sometimes confuses me.
- I also find that my previous usage of tags is not that helpful to retrieval information, and requires extra efforts to maintain.
- LLMs are used to generate tags for me.
- Tags are used to categorize content and make it easier to find.