starting to build bases for almost everything I want to track.
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starting to build bases for almost everything I want to track.
Obsidian Web Clipper 1.0 is now available, and adds logic to templates! This gives you powerful new tools to convert web pages to Markdown.
- if/else
- fallback values for variables
- for loops
Also adds a context menu to copy Markdown to clipboard, and automatic syntax validation for templates.
no. that was not my intention!
native apps for iOS and iPadOS.
that is all.
Obsidian 1.11.0 (early access) introduces widgets and a new mobile design.
You can now instantly access Obsidian from your lock screen, home screen, control center, Shortcuts, and Siri.
The new design gives more space to your notes, and helps you quickly navigate your vault.
very interested!
What past technology do you miss, and how has it shaped your view of today’s devices?
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Fast forward to today, and smartphones have morphed into powerful tools that often feel more like an addiction than a utility. As we navigate this digital age, I can’t help but reminisce about the simplicity and usability of my BlackBerry.
With its tactile keyboard, flashing notification light, and the unmatched intimacy of BBM, it represented a time when smartphones were about genuine connection, not constant distraction.
Remember the days when a smartphone felt personal?
In my journey through technology, my BlackBerry Curve was more than just a device; it was a companion that shaped my path into the tech world.
Obsidian 1.10.0 (early access) is now available to Catalyst members with tons of improvements for Bases!
- New List view
- New Map view an official open source plugin
- Bases API for views
- Group results by property
Many new table view features: keyboard nav, copy/paste, summarize, undo
100%
buy a great off the shelf tool that you cannot tinker with and get to work.
alternatively, pen and paper are great too!
Every new app promises to save you time.
But if you added up all the minutes spent tinkering, tweaking, and rescheduling your perfect life…
You probably lost more time than you saved.
The ultimate productivity hack: Learn when to stop 'optimizing.'
Things is ready for Apple’s OS 26 releases 🎉 with a tastefully refreshed interface, a new app icon, better windowing on iPad, and many more improvements. Check it out → culturedcode.com/things/blog/
Let’s be intentional about our sharing. Before you hit “post,” consider taking a moment to journal instead. Not only can this enhance your self-awareness, but it also allows you to refine your thoughts and communicate more effectively.
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Journaling offers a powerful alternative to the compulsive posting that often drives anxiety and social comparison. By taking the time to process our thoughts privately, we can gain clarity before deciding what to share with the world.
Are we oversharing our lives online at the expense of genuine connection?
In today's digital age, the urge to share every moment can feel overwhelming. But have we lost sight of the value of personal reflection?
Start by jotting down your thoughts and feelings about your environment. It could be as simple as noting the weather or how a stranger's expression made you feel. This practice not only keeps you off your phone but also enhances your awareness.
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By simply taking notes and journaling about our surroundings, we can regain our presence and clarity. Whether it's the sounds of the city during your commute or the feelings evoked by a sunny day, these small observations can lead to profound insights.
I recently explored the concept of liminal anthropology, a practice that encourages us to stand at the threshold between ourselves and the world, allowing each to inform the other.
We are living in a world full of distraction.
In our fast-paced lives, we often forget to observe and absorb the richness around us.
![1. You can drag views in the View menu to reorder them. The first one is the default view.
2. Right-click the View button to skip the view picker and edit the current view.
3. Bases can be embedded as .base files or as code blocks (like Dataview). Both use the same syntax.
4. Use [[BaseName.base#ViewName]] to embed a specific view.
5. Views have layout options. For tables you can set row height. For cards you can set card size and cover image.
6. The Results count is clickable and lets you limit results and export to CSV/clipboard.
7. With the Properties menu open, you can navigate to a property in the list using arrow keys, and hold Opt key (Alt on Windows) to move the property up or down the list.
8. Double-click a column divider to reset the column width.
9. You can place base files in sidebars to create custom views, like a recent files view, or attachments view.
10. When embedded in a note, this.file refers to the current note. In a sidebar, this.file refers to the active note.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4pklmqyj4mew3wftz7edg4fy/bafkreigpqrfem2co5n4owukyocyw5rlommgkqfpsvodge5hskh4cg5mkuq)
1. You can drag views in the View menu to reorder them. The first one is the default view. 2. Right-click the View button to skip the view picker and edit the current view. 3. Bases can be embedded as .base files or as code blocks (like Dataview). Both use the same syntax. 4. Use [[BaseName.base#ViewName]] to embed a specific view. 5. Views have layout options. For tables you can set row height. For cards you can set card size and cover image. 6. The Results count is clickable and lets you limit results and export to CSV/clipboard. 7. With the Properties menu open, you can navigate to a property in the list using arrow keys, and hold Opt key (Alt on Windows) to move the property up or down the list. 8. Double-click a column divider to reset the column width. 9. You can place base files in sidebars to create custom views, like a recent files view, or attachments view. 10. When embedded in a note, this.file refers to the current note. In a sidebar, this.file refers to the active note.
My top ten tips for Obsidian Bases
so now we cannot watch #YouTube without being signed in?
and they want us to believe that they are doing this to prevent bots...
sure.
While this shift may seem like a death sentence for the web as we knew it, I believe it could lead us to a more human-centric future. A future where we spend less time glued to screens and more time engaging with the world around us.
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As someone who grew up in the chaotic, vibrant landscape of the 90s internet, I find myself longing for those days of serendipitous discovery. But today, AI tools like ChatGPT are changing the game, providing quick answers and freeing up our time for real-world experiences.
Is AI killing the web?
Once a realm of exploration and discovery, the internet has transformed into a streamlined platform where the primary goal is simply to find answers. In our quest for efficiency, we've sacrificed the joy of getting lost in the vastness of information.
• Efficient Meeting Transcripts: Using Notion's AI Meeting Notes allows me to focus without the distraction of bulky recorders.
• Quick Proposals and Emails: AI helps me generate tailored follow-up emails and proposals, saving hours of my time.
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Here are some key takeaways:
• Editing Made Easy: I rely on AI to correct spelling and grammar, which has been a game changer for my writing, especially as someone with dyslexia.
As I navigate my journey with AI, I've discovered practical ways to enhance my workflows without overcomplicating my processes. From editing my writing using Notion AI to capturing meeting notes seamlessly, AI has become an invaluable partner in my productivity toolkit.
How are you leveraging AI in your daily life?
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