one of the most underrated video of youtube.

really cool, thanks!

This is actually awesome, I'm gonna try replicating something like this really neat and functional

if someone held a gun to my head and told me to explain what exactly was happening in this video, I would be dead. Cool concepts tho, seems like a cool productivity boost!

I enjoy your system and will "steal" these code snippets for my personal needs! God bless you and your family

Really solid video man, I just started using obsidian and nvim with a git integration for syncing to my phone/computer and it's super comfy

oh man, I've been looking for exactly this! I've been using emacs org-mode in terminal mode and "kind of " faking like it's working with nvim but being able to interface with obsidian in neovim?! That's amazing. Looks like I'll be wasting hours on an overhaul!

Very cool, I have a few automations that can be tied together with this inspiration. cheers and subscribed ;)

I was waiting for this video all week. You have a good workflow. I would also highly encourage you to attend some of Nick Milos workshops. It will take your note making to the next level :)

Awesome content! I just ordered my own moonlander after watching your videos about it. I checked if you had an affiliate link to buy it that way, but it doesn't seem like ZSA has a system for that. I will try to implement this in my workflow, but there are soo many commands in vim already that it'll be quite a while before i will feel comfortable using them.

Awesome setup bro! While watching your video basically made my own. Main feature/difference of mine is: my script automatically calls OpenAI API to summarize a note to create a title and classifies it to one of the projects I am working on and adds is as a tag. Wanted to ask your opinion, do you think it's better to organize inbox every time on your own or to automatically put notes to corresponding folders based on tags from OpenAI? I like the simplicity/speed of handling it by OpenAI, but on the other hand there is sense in doing it by hand. Other thing I often use notes for is my todo lists for the day. Wonder if you ever did it and what's your wisdom/workflow 😅

Nice one sir. Thanks for sharing. Personally I find the `oo` inside nvim more useful, not sure why you need to remove it :D i.e if you're already inside vim and wants to copy a snippets, why not 1. do `oo` to search, open and yank, (or open on vim split, instead of tmux) 3. switch back to previous buffer and paste

Very interesting and smooth workflow! Did you use Obsidian to create the diagram at 4:28? If so, that'd be awesome. How do you handle "visual notes" within your workflow?

This is quite amazing, what happens if you need to add more than one tag into the same note? How is it then organized when you run the script? Same note copied in multiple folders?

I noticed you have 2 organisational methods, "knowledge hubs" and "tags". I am very new to ZettelKasten (literally learnt the word from this video) and how to use it and my understanding is that you do not create categories from the "top-down" but create tags and links and see how and where your notes congregate and link up to each other naturally (from the "bottom-up"). Could you elaborate on why you organise in this way? I do DevOps in my work, so I am imagining having a broader "DevOps" category and then smaller categories for "Kubernetes", "Istio", "CI/CD", "Jenkins", etc. and then there can be smaller subdivisions within these categories, for example resource monitoring and allocation, and of course tags for "facts", "code-snip", "troubleshooting", "useful commands", etc. Are there any resources you'd recommend for devising good tags + categories?

I'm looking for note taking system that alternative my notion and I saw your video. That so insprite me, but my could you share more about the your file management, what it is, how it work, pls. Thank you so much

this is dope, i'm lifting

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Hey man could i get your default template? any github repo?

Thanks for sharing. You said you teach full stack? What is your stack?

OMG, so much typing when a single web-grabber hotkey activation would do :)))

keyboard noise annoying af