[hdjrudni]

Interesting. I use a paper notebook to but it's the opposite of detailed. I use one when I have several ideas in my head and I need to get them out before I forget some, or when I need to figure something out that's a wee bit too complicated to keep all the bits and bobbles in my brain-RAM.

But I write down just enough to offload the memory to paper. They're literal notes. Just enough so that I can remember what I was on about earlier. But probably not detailed enough I could come back in a couple months and recollect the rest of the details. What's the point in that anyway? These are things I intend to act on. Once I commit them to code, then the code becomes the source of truth.

[name_concept]

This is all very familiar. As I work on one task, supporting tasks reveal themselves and I like to write it all down. There is something about writing it vs. typing it, too. Often, I will write notes like "Figure out how to do X,Y,Z" and then I wake up in the middle of the night and the solution is right there.