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Why tags instead of properties?

lol why is this all white video in HDR at peak brightness? Trying to watch this on my M4 iPad and practically going blind

let's go

I'm wondering to know how you measure your increase level in productivity. I ask because for me, productivity is a way to reach goal in a more effective and efficient way. IMHO, Obsidian pull us in the Tinkering mode like Notion where we take more time fin tuning the product and doing the work. I'm wondering if Elon Musk use Obsidian to be more productive :D I struggled like you and I think having a dedicated tool that do the job perfectly for each task is best. Google calendar for calendar things. Things 3 for Tasks and Bear for Notes. That would also be Todoist or Tick Tick for Task and Obsidian for notes. I often use Obsidian for tasks but in a more project management way so Obsidian is not my day focus task manager. But having a system where we put properties and things like that for notes is in my opinion a wast of time and is more oriented about productivity procrastination than productivity itself.

How can i create a duplicate of this?

These are some really great plug-ins and implementations I hadn't even used or seen! I hope you'll do more in depth videos to set these up!

Please decrease the background music!

literally blinded

is this video in HDR?

I am new to Obsidian and this video has lot of good ideas, but I am not sure how to set this things up; like how do you set up bookmarks for today / this week (does it sync with calendar ?). Can you please elaborate or make video on how to use these plugins and queries that you provided overview of ? In any case, great video! (apart from the light mode 😁)

I wanted watch the whole video but the glare

Nice video but why would you use lightmode noooo my eyes

Dude... you hit the nail right on the head 5:07

Nice!

Way to go! I just got my first 100 subs. Two weeks since my start.

Congrats on your growth! I hope to begin my growth soon. 🙏

I think it depends on the person. If you started out with a good idea I can see where advice could distract from that. If youre like me, and you convinced yourself you had a good idea, but your idea was just a repackaging of something people could get better, elsewhere, then youtube gurus can be a helpful wake up call that. In my case, people didn't watch my videos because the content sucked. I changed the way I did videos, and now I'm fully monetized.

Your video quality is great

Been at it for 1.5 years and still around 450 subs. The thing I ran into, was that I posted a video in my early days about sobriety, that I never intended my channel to be about. I just wanted to make self-improvement videos, but turns out youtube only shows my videos to people who want to stop drinking and other videos where I put massive effort in just won't get shown to a broader audience anymore 😄

I'm an avid user of Obsidian but I'm sure there is plenty I can learn! I love your explanation, that I'm understanding some of the stuff I never got (vaults, all stored plaintext, etc) in just the first few min.

I hope to get to 500 subscribes soon!

🙏🙏🙏🙏

Dude, after making videos for about 6 years and not even getting past 100 subs, I finally buckled down and started getting serious with posting and finding out editing methods and how crucial posting time is, and the growth I’ve seen in this month is insane. Just gotta keep at it, thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Very good. Thank you

scrum is scum, just avoid it

Thank you for the high quality videos! The editing and narration is so clear and easy to watch. The development process videos are really inspiring! I'm really looking forward to the final product of your game.

nice video, keep going man🔥🔥

And so raccoons and penguins became NPCs, right? 😅

Holy shit the HDR blinds my eye 😂

So this is how it looks like a professional developer does a solo project, I did write my personal project using Python and I am not yet a professional developer. I notice there is this called "github projects" on Github. I did use it and follows a tutorial by others on CZcams. I use it to list all the possible functionalities of my program does and put them a status of either "ToDo" which is not yet started, "In-progress" which is currently in the making, and "Done" which is mean it is completed. It was really my first time doing it, and let alone my very first project created using Python. Do you think the method i inspired from others and made to fit for myself was a proper one? Kinda have a feeling of there is area i am lacking, You knew like, i just write down functionalities of a program then put a status to them. I read a book about scrum and agile, by i think it involves a team. And i have no idea, you can borrow from them and to fit to your needs. I just realized how hard it is to do a solo project, this video really helps me. When i was watching it, i can clearly remembers the days i spent in writing my first python project. It is not so fancy or amazing project, but what i really love about doing it, is the process of planning and documenting, before start coding.

I totally agree what your process. I do the same thing and It helps me keep track of the project details

Awesome video! This really resonates with me. Especially agree with the scope creep, as someone who is guilty of that a ton.

I realized when you talked about the why prevents scope creep at 5:30 and previously showed a mind map with the why in the middle, could one identify scope creep ideas by elements in the mind map that does not have a clear, logical, makes-sense path to the middle? E.g. "It should have a spread sheet program in my game" (which obviously is a what), if one cannot connect that to a how which connects to the why, could that be considered scope creep by definition? Anyway, fantastic video. I will bookmark this for future reference!

I've been a solo dev on several large corporate projects and have tried everything you've suggested in one form or another. While not every practice ends up increasing productivity for me, I would affirm and support each tool and technique you mention. Your short video was quite an appreciated and validating experience for me and i might dust off some of my solo kanban boards and give it another go.😊

In my current solo dev project, there is usually a next step that most enables subsequent development. I work on that.

A solo dev here myself working since last 18 years.. good video.. became a subscriber.

This is great! I'll be around, looking for the next one (and cathing up eventually :D )!

Awesome work man, dont let scope creep kill your project :)

Coming together well!

Great progress since last update!!!!

Awesome video, I am self taught and the first year or two before I joined my first team my projects were a mess and riddled with bugs! Things I NEVER went back to fix, I just worked on whatever popped into my head. After working on a team that actually did "tickets/pointing", backlogs, sprints etc... I was able to SMASH out my own projects implementing this. It's insanely helpful! Again... great video :)

Woa! As soon as I opened the video my screen went into HDR mode. Great viewing experience with a Macbook screen. I was not expecting to get HDR content for a simple productivity video.

Dude, that is exactly the kind of thing I've been missing.

Doing great work! I too have made the mistake of trying to prettify things before even implementing the core logic of how that stuff exists in the first place! Always a good learning opportunity! Keep it up! :)

love this content, keep it going

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Here from the Algo :)