niftygeek

Ironically, I did in fact have an A.I. powered breakfast this morning based on my dietary guidelines and exercise recovery issues. I recognize how silly such a thing sounds at the same time needing to admit I set up a personality prompt for meal planner that 'speaks' in a fake French accent to help me set up a practical meal plan (and mildly entertain me at zee same time). And it IS silly. But undeniably also useful to me. 🤷‍♂️

^^ that. Hierarchical arrangement is essential for knowledge-work and the tools should either be all the way there or not at all. Also, I read the suggestion above by @DTLow after my last post, and it's an idea I was thinking about as well... problem is, it's fine for documents you'd visit regularly like role/project docs, but for quick work where you just want to right-click and add a new note for something, now one has to open word, create new (or use the explorer context creation), save and name, attach... not a speedy process -- and the additional ram overhead with working with multiple such documents -- it would be better to just stay using ms word entirely. What's frustrating is the current text editing capability seems so close to being a good fit. It really is a pity, but based on the age of the thread it's probably not a good idea to hold one's breath.

I've recently started to use these keyboard commands for much faster organization when tackling more complex tasks. It feels crippling to not have it there. For people who don't use it, imagine every time you tried to copy and paste the keyboard commands didn't work... These shortcuts are already sublimated into my outline maneuvering habits. No fun for power users. Makes evernote painful to use.