Do you ever feel like you have the same ideas or realizations repeatedly? Do you find yourself regularly trying to remember that article someone sent you or that tool you discovered? How about the pain of context-switching? Obsidian has solved all of...
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Obsidian has been having a bit of a buzz lately and it keeps tempting me to try it out but I just feel like I have too many apps to deal with right now. Maybe I'll give it a try sometime in the future.
While I read your article, it was like reading my own thoughts on the tools, as I was an extensive Notion user (which I still am for my Go-to organized data), while Obsidian is great to take quick notes, and the graph takes care of the visualization. Good to read the mistakes that you've made as I have done the same thing and was wondering how do I deal with the mess. As an alternative, I have thought of creating a simple Python script which would add [[backlinks]] to the keyword I feed as input to my script. This would help me see my old notes in graph as well. (Not entirely, but partially atleast)
I kept hearing about this app but never used it. Might give it a go after this tutorial!
Obsidian sounds great! I tried Roam last week, and it's very powerful as well.
I will give Obsidian a try. Thanks for sharing and writing about it in detail, Sam Julien. 🙌
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Thanks for share about Obsidian. don't know how this app can improved any idea about word games? I just use this word unscrambler as a help when play word games. get more ideas.