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I saw it entirely. I was really doubting my methods and thought that I was wasting time in my Obisidian, but definitely I wasn't. One main concept that I will take from here is that; Zettelkasten is not about copying things. But surely I'll revisit my source notes method.

One of the best channels for explaining the method of study/note-taking. Especially given the focus on your personal experience, something I feel most people leave out.

Thank you for this series, it has helped me a lot with obsidian. I've just been feeling lost in relation to the workflow of creating and organizing notes. Folders and things like that. But it has helped me a lot! <3

Can you show/tell how you "adapt" or create new notes that you notice during the excalidraw process? For example, do you create notes for learning and intelligence? Where would they go in the organization of the notes you created about A.I.?

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Free Claude or paid version

Nice, but whats is your goal by tracking these health metrics? Just tracking it for the sake of tracking? Improving your health in general seems quite broad. Not sure how to interpret these metrics without a clearly defined goal. Right now im tracking calories because I want to lose some weight. Not sure how tracking sleep fits into the equation? Even if I had a bad night of sleep according to the data, this will not keep me from pushing myself to the last breath in the gym because my oura ring said my sleep is bad. I don't think you can entirely depend on this data, it depends on what you feel and how you feel your limit is.

Hey Mischa, just a quick question, why do you use Claude instead of ChatGPT or any other AI? Also, super interesting video!

Hi! In the json format I could do something like "${VAR_X}" in the json dile and later when i did 'azd up' it would prompt me asking for a value for var_x,im not finding how to so this in the new bicepparam,do you know?

Thank you. may be you know how to select interval by Year?

good job Engineer

Great video! I will work around the data that my Apple Watch is already producing and see how it's going. I need to prepare myself for next year super hiking/trekking, so good timing. Thanks!

Hi Mischa, have you seen the new releases to le chat my mistral? Looks promising. Love the vids!

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When i install linux since i don't have hdds any more on my laptop i don't make swap partitions because swap partitions are detrimental to ssds.

So great to see this process. Your course was awesome, and this is a great extension of it for more reinforcement with a real life follow-along!

Thank you Mischa, for your 20 minutes of wisdom. I really enjoyed listening to a fellow DevOps Engineer talk about the passion we share.

please tell about your vivid fishing dream :)

Now I understand that "processing" ideas is the reason for a Zettelkasten, rather than simply recording notes and quotes! Much appreciation for this clarity 🙂

Hey mischa, I don't quite understand the difference between a zettelkasten note and a note in the "Resource" Folder (when using PARA). Couldn't these notes be put into the "Resource" folder? If yes, what would be the point of zettelkasten, if all knowledge can be put into a PARA folder?

Another great video demonstrating the Zettelkasten method using neovim. Seeing the thought processes involved in creating notes is an extensive way and how the thoughts and reasoning behind linking notes is interesting and useful. Since being subscribe to your channel almost a year a go, I have adopted some of the things explained in setting up neovim to aid and increase productivity in note-taking. It is quite true how a few useful bash scripts and a few neovim plugins can already create a system that fosters note-taking. Watching you use your neovim setup in this video made me go back and think twice about the plugins I have been using in neovim and asking myself whether I _really_ need them and if I actually use the plugin entirely.

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If you'd like to have images in your terminal, I strongly recommend kitty. Made the jump for this feature alone :)

I’m super excited to be part of this community and I am excited to be working on this

"the point of the zettelkasten method is to take it slow... it allows me to learn 10X faster than my peers." That's a tweet.

Excited to be a part of it! 🎉

Will u consider a cyber Monday discount campaign on membership fee? Before u move to closing new members.🙏

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Starting off small and uncomplicated should ( but hardly ever is ) the way to begin all projects. You can relate it to so many sayings you hear in life - baby steps, don't walk before you can run, learn the basics well and the rest is easy(er). Make it right and make it scalable, you'll rarely ever go wrong 👍

how did you configure bicep to work in vim? i can't manage to get it working. i have all the prerequisites like dotnet and the dll installed. i also installed the language server. this is how i configured the lsp section for bicep: local bicep_lsp_bin = "/usr/local/bin/bicep-langserver/Bicep.LangServer.dll" lspconfig.bicep.setup({ cmd = { "dotnet", bicep_lsp_bin }, filetypes = { "bicep" }, })

What is that dashboard with your HomeLab apps on it?

Why not notion

I do something similar, but I'm having a pain point using links in vim, what are you using for that? I was using telekasten very effectively, but it broke on me, and I don't like being beholden to one plugin anyway. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks!

Great video! I have just a little experience with the infrastructure setup you have, but I'm more familiar with SQL and databases. One thing I'd recommend is to take a quick crash course on the relational data model in general and relational databases (like psql) in particular. Jose Portilla has an excellent one about PostgreSQL in Udemy. That'll help you model your app data in a way that plays nice with relational databases.

It is also best practice to use separate tables for temperature, humidity,etc.. Also agree that you need int id as primary I'd to avoid collisions as primary I'd should be unique and you can put a index on timestamp data for querying.

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Great stuff!!! Can we use kafka topic queue length based scale up down

how did you configure bicep with nvim? i'm just getting started with nvim, installed the bicep language server but no colors at all...

Having a timestamp as a primary key is typically not advised as you can easily have collisions. In your use-case probably not especially since you have ms accuracy. Instead you could have a traditional integer id as the primary key which auto increments and a timestamp field which has an index on it for querying. Again you will most likely be completely fine but I guess if you started extending your sensor setup etc etc, you may have many events coming through.

Great video, exactly what I've been waiting for for a long time! Thank you Mischa!

Thanks for sharing, I spend so much time like you. then I found PDF ++ plugins, please looks some clip , also excalidraw alos added PDF++ support

Ok, I seriously do not put anywhere near enough effort into my maths degree or studying in general. No wonder why I can't make anything stick. Thanks for the informative video, real-life examples are always good to learn from.

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That's a great book on top of the practical tips in this video 😉

Masterpiece video! Thank you so much!