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Succede anche a me 😁 Il software è semplice in se, ma veramente molto customizzabile che, se ci pensi, è un'arma a doppia taglio. Io personalmente lascio le cose come si trovano a meno che non intralcino il mio workflow e solo in quel caso le modifico. Diciamo che mantengo sempre la regola del 80/20, sistemo il grosso e poi per il resto mi adatto.

@tuttoki hai detto bene, è un arma a doppio taglio. Sono finito col passare più tempo a personalizzare tutto che prendere note/appunti e studiare. Alla fine ho disinstallato tutti i plugin e disattivato gli snippet CSS. Uso solo i pochi plugin che ritengo essenziali e mi concentro sul da fare, mi sto trovando molto meglio 😁

you know the drill

Hey, thanks a lot mate! 🙏 So, I think I selected all the text and just deleted it :) If a block contains nothing, Obsidian will not read it. A smart way to do this (only if you use Vim motions) is to press "dd" without having to select the line before deleting. Much faster

I have organised it into macro topics. A programme (with numerical calculation in this case) is divided into several macro sections. We have a whole series of definitions that we will need later, the section on iterative methods, the section on linear systems, and so on. Each macro topic has its own area and colour. The key point is to make connections within the areas but especially between one area and another. As you see, it is a linear path that slowly discovers different (even better if you like) ways of approximating a solution using numerical calculation. It is a way of structuring that does not always succeed, because many topics then start to connect with the previous ones and the map can become very confusing. What I tried to do was to map a flow to show how (but more importantly why), from a series of definitions we arrive at new theorems and algorithms.

@@tuttoki what are you studying, math specifically?

​@@dxfvgyhjh At that time, I was studying Numerical Analysis during my final year of Computer Science

i guess i pressed ctrl + v to paste the immage🙂

sorry, i forgot to pin all the infos. Now you should be able to find them easly in the comments 💪

it's funny, i find my voice so annoying that i almost used ai to replace it ahah 😅 Thanks for the compliment though, it's definitely appreciated

Ciao! Ho cambiato tema (in realtà neanche troppo recentemente) e ho fatto un po' di pulizia, quindi non saprei dirti il nome del plugin. Se non ricordo male era un qualche sorta di evidenziatore che colorasse la singola parola/frase piuttosto che contornarla con del colore, cosa che a volte trovo un po' invadente. (Sempre se non ricordo male aveva il problema che al momento dell'esportazione del documento come pdf quell'highlight te lo esportava come blocco html, che non è il massimo) Ho intenzione di continuare, ma cambiando leggermente stile. Grazie per le belle parole comunque, apprezzo molto 😁🙏

I thought of that when I watched it again a while ago. I definitely had to put the theme configuration at the end as an extra. Thanks for pointing that out 💪.

@@martinramos20 I'm glad it was helpful! I have big plans for this channel and I'm working hard to make the changes I want to make (I want a more pleasing presentation style, so I'm learning openrndr/motion canvas, and I want to improve my presence in the videos, so I'm studying some communication basics). Sooner or later you will see me again and hopefully I will be able to provide more value in a more direct way ⚙️

I would too 😁 If you are on Neovim, I recommend github.com/epwalsh/obsidian.nvim. Never tried it but looks very good!

What do you mean by setting up something with git, that sounds interesting

@ you can use a git repo and a script to pull. And then just attempt to push it like every couple hours

​@@dxfvgyhjhYou save all your notes in a git repo. So whenever you add new notes you just commit to the repo. Or whenever you need to work on a new machine, on your cellphone or whatever, you can just git pull the repo. For the cellphone you can even writte a small script that will mount a temporary Google drive driver, so you can pull everything into it and sync into driver while writting, then once youre done, you can unmount the drive and avoid wasting space on your phone.

i believe there is a plug-in that generates the graph directly in obsidian

Although i encourage learning vim bindings you don't need to, they are optional. Every plugin should work with or without vim emulation

@@tuttoki Does this work without having to toggle the "vim keybinds" setting? Because its not working for me for some reason. Thx

You're welcome buddy 😁

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Thanks I'm glad you liked it! Sorry about the background music, this is the first video I've done so I'm still a bit new to the dynamics of how to create content effectively. I'll take that into account next time, thanks :D

First, in the canvas you have to insert a note that is in the vault, and second you have to zoom out enough to see only the tittle. If you zoom in on the canvas, you will notice that at some point (you set this in the obsidian settings) the title will disappear and the content will be shown

During lectures I tend not to write down equations or make diagrams, because it is a somewhat delicate operation that requires time and concentration (organising everything in a form that is clear is not easy, and plus, I'm not so fast at writing math) so during lectures I tend to write down the key concepts, usually by hand, and mark down what I would not find on the slides

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