1. Zettelkasten for INTERMEDIATE users of Obsidian
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- Go to the following page on my website for (a) advice on coming up with your own research questions and (b) a link to the Danny Hatcher video: www.fpnotes.io/1-zettelkasten-for-intermediate-obsidian-users-only
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It's incredibly refreshing to know that I can watch a video without having to worry that Obsidian beginners are also watching 😉
Hahaha! Literally laughed out loud. Thanks!
Literally just downloaded and installed Obsidian yesterday afternoon, still haven't done anything with it. I found the video helpful, informative, well-presented and interesting. There's potential there.
"This video caught my attention from the beginning. The humor and clarity. Please more of that."
Woah.... Mind blown!! This is the first really useful Obsidian tip I've heard in a very long time
I.D.I.O.T
Idea, development, intermediate, Obsidian, team. I'm so glad I'm not a loser.
Welcome to the Team. You’re Team Captain, of course.
I take forever to take notes because of an intense fear that if my notes don't capture everything the literature says, something very bad is going to happen. Your content has partially helped, but I would like to know how to get past that fear, when I already know that is what's stopping me from creatively writing what I read in my own words....
Any advice? I couldn't find anyone else who might be able to answer this, as I could really relate to how I fall prey to collector's fallacy and then I tried doing the reminders on paper instead of highlighting (which still takes long to finish and then I forget the content and I need to read it all over for details I may miss) and then I tried implementing RTL but I'm really not getting anywhere because it's all taking away my time in exchange for no tangible work done.
This video is really helpful. I’ve started vaults multiple times and can’t seem to find the “perfect” system. I seem to always fall pray to the collector’s fallacy.
Asking questions about an existing idea encourages my brain to think more and establish stronger connections which make the creation of new notes more meaningful.
Thanks again!
Glad to see you’re finding the videos valuable. Thank you.
Thank you so much. A good laugh and excellent info!
Glad you enjoyed it!
i hear a man calling me a loser, i immediately hit subscribe.
I’m the loser for never following through with my stated plan to release videos about how I use Obsidian. Might happen someday.
@@forrestrperry loser!
Okay, unfashionably late to this party but here's my beg: Please, please make more of these videos.
I’m releasing a new one this weekend and have already recorded and mostly edited one to follow that. Thank you for begging!
Oh yess!! I was looking forward to this upload for a while.
Glad to hear it. I was shocked today when I saw that my last video upload was back on Feb. 7. Illness, vacation, hatred of how I was doing certain things in Obsidian, a perfectly reasonable amount of laziness-all of those things were responsible for the delay.
Bravo sir
Enlightening! Love the wit and the snark. I beg you to make more.
Thank you for begging! And your kind remarks. I have every intention of releasing more videos.
Welcome back FP
Please do more I love these
Thanks for the feedback. I'll try not to let almost two months go by between uploading this video and the next one I'm working on.
Can I you pls make more of it? I subscribed to your mail list just in case you had uploaded your vault, but it wasn't there sadly. Hope you continue!
Sorry I haven't released much lately. I've had a bunch of other things on my plate for a while. I don't have any plans to upload my vault, but if there's something in particular you want instructions on how to do, let me know and I'll try to reply (somewhat) promptly.
Not for losers ! Very nice!😉
Until your next video, can you give us a hint on how you construct the queries you use for the relevance categories?
Sure thing. It's pretty straightforward, so long as you're already somewhat familiar with how queries are created.
You create a query that runs a search for all lines that contain BOTH (a) the title of the claim page the query is on (or, put differently, the title of the file it's in) AND (b) whatever shorthand you're using for the different degrees of relevance (I use "relevance - high, " relevance-medium," and "relevance - low," but you could just as well use "high relevance," etc. or "rh," "rm," and "rl," and so on.
Then you want to make sure the search doesn't return as one of its results the page/file that the query is on/in: that's why I have "file:-," with the "-" telling the query NOT to return as a result the file itself.
```query
line:("INSERT WITHIN THESE QUOTATION MARKS THE TITLE OF CLAIM PAGE THE QUERY APPEARS ON" "relevance - high" ) file:-"INSERT WITHIN THESE QUOTATION MARKS THE TITLE OF CLAIM PAGE THE QUERY APPEARS ON"
```
@@forrestrperry thank you very much! That's more then a hint!
Never thought I'd see Chibber referenced anywhere outside of the Jacobin channel.
I need to get Chibber to realize that capitalism will persist so long as people aren't regularly using Obsidian to develop their ideas about political economy. Or something like that.
É o bom e velho "mapa da ignorância " que o professor Olavo de Carvalho tanto falava..
Love the dry humor :D
i hope that you go deeper in how you actually work inside your system and not just showing bad empty examples on the philosophy behind it like the other 100 videos about obsidian systems.
Yeah, i mean it would be just easier to show then tell rather than rambling on about the topic with some lofi music in the background like other youtubers’ videos.
I find it better and less frustrating and less time consuming because I can just copy what other methods that is SHOWN with the pros and cons of the method rather than being told about it.
@@wangwang1488 the only one i know who does that is danny hatcher. another yt creator that talks about obsidian
"Want to see my advice on coming up with questions to "channel your current of ideas" (John Dewey, How We Think)?" Just an FYI, the linked page is a 404.
Thank you! I had DOUBLE-checked to make sure that link worked, but I guess I messed up. Thanks for letting me know.
Here's the URL to use, btw: www.fpnotes.io/coming-up-with-questions-to-channel-your-thoughts/
Coprolite or oosik! 🤣
Your attention to the details that matter most is appreciated, Chris!