Hacker News with Generative AI: Knowledge Management

Ask HN: What Process/Applications Do You Use for Todo/Knowledge Management? (ycombinator.com)
Like many of you, I have spent more time trying out different applications in the todo list/knowledge management space without finding a solution that has stuck.
2DGD_F0TH A compendium of the community knowledge on game design and development (github.com/2DGD-F0TH)
This project aims to be a Creative Commons Licensed body of knowledge about game design and development.
Building a Knowledge System That Enhances Rather Than Replaces Thought (nsavage.substack.com)
I've been thinking a lot lately about where Zettelgarden fits into the long history of how humans manage and interact with knowledge. From Socrates worrying that writing would destroy memory, to today's debates about AI-generated content, we've always struggled with how much of our thinking we should outsource to tools.
Software Design Is Knowledge Building (olano.dev)
ORG relies on an integration service, SaaS, to decouple its business logic from vendor software dealing with billing, analytics, customer management, etc.
AFFiNE is a next-gen knowledge base (github.com/toeverything)
A privacy-focused, local-first, open-source, and ready-to-use alternative for Notion & Miro.
Ask HN: How do you maintain personal annotations for code you don't control? (ycombinator.com)
I spend significant time reading and understanding codebases that I don't control (open source libraries, internal legacy systems, etc.). As I build understanding, I need to document my insights, gotchas, and mental models - but these notes are purely personal and shouldn't be part of the actual codebase.
Siyuan: Privacy-first, self-hosted personal knowledge management software (github.com/siyuan-note)
SiYuan is a privacy-first personal knowledge management system, support fine-grained block-level reference and Markdown WYSIWYG.
My simple knowledge management and time tracking system (henrikwarne.com)
I am using a very simple system for remembering commands and procedures, and for tracking what I work on. I have two plain text files called notes.txt and worktime.txt. In the notes file, I write down things that are important to remember. For example: various shell commands, steps when creating a new release, how to install and configure tools, company procedures for time reporting etc.
Open-Source Obsidian Alternative (github.com/Acreom)
If you're looking for a well-designed local-first open-source markdown knowledge base on steroids, you found it.
Knowledge Growth and Specialization: Evidence from Oncologists (ssrn.com)
Do expert workers respond to growth in general knowledge by specializing and narrowing their scope? I study this empirically in the context of medical oncology.
Show HN: Free Chrome extension to bring your knowledge base where your work is (helpcenter.io)
Your knowledge base is only as valuable as how easily it can be reached. Have you ever found yourself endlessly toggling between your email client and your knowledge base, hunting down information, and searching for that one article that could resolve your customer’s issue? This constant back-and-forth can be time-consuming and frustrating, pulling you away from what really matters—providing the excellent service your customers deserve.
Show HN: DocsBoard – Knowledge Base for All Document Formats (docsboard.io)
Struggling to find relevant documents? Tired of finding outdated information? Having a hard time onboarding employees?
Data Engineering Vault: A 1000 Node Second Brain for DE Knowledge (ssp.sh)
Welcome to the Data Engineering Vault an integral part of my Second Brain. It’s a curated network of data engineering knowledge, designed to facilitate exploration and discovery. Here, you’ll find over 100+ interconnected terms, each serving as a gateway to deeper insights.
Show HN: Learn – A curated knowledge base for building your next startup (postmake.io)
Turn Your Ideas Into Profitable Businesses with Curated Knowledge
The Advantage of Generational Knowledge (2022) (neuroleadership.com)
Show HN: Infinite Knowledge Taxonomy (by AI), for free at tree-of-knowledge.org (tree-of-knowledge.org)
Show HN: Turn any website into a knowledge base for LLMs (embedding.io)
Show HN: Chat with an AI that knows everything about your life, within Obsidian (twitter.com)
Ask HN: How do you organize your expertise? (ycombinator.com)
Logseq: A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base (logseq.com)
Markdown Oxide: Personal Knowledge Management system for software enthusiasts (github.com/Feel-ix-343)
Show HN: Podlite - a lightweight markup language for organizing knowledge (podlite.org)
Ask HN: How do you store your knowledge? (ycombinator.com)