#productivity
I have been using Obsidian as my primary note-taking app for a while. It was a rough start. Linking notes was simply not in my workflow. In some sense, I am not familiar with my notes after a while. So I started to work on notes reviews every two weeks. On each notes review, I go through my notes inbox and spend some time connecting them with the the existing ones.
This is how my notes look like now. They are mostly well connected. (The cluster is because I have archived them as they are the notes for my previous position.)
I also borrowed the domain concept from dendron. I created folders with dot delimited domains. For example, I have this folder named
Those notes worth publishing will then be distributed to my websites. For example, https://datumorphism.leima.is/ is for data science related notes.
I have been using Obsidian as my primary note-taking app for a while. It was a rough start. Linking notes was simply not in my workflow. In some sense, I am not familiar with my notes after a while. So I started to work on notes reviews every two weeks. On each notes review, I go through my notes inbox and spend some time connecting them with the the existing ones.
This is how my notes look like now. They are mostly well connected. (The cluster is because I have archived them as they are the notes for my previous position.)
I also borrowed the domain concept from dendron. I created folders with dot delimited domains. For example, I have this folder named
inbox.ml which I use as my inbox for machine learning related notes. These notes will be distributed to a corresponding folder during my notes review.Those notes worth publishing will then be distributed to my websites. For example, https://datumorphism.leima.is/ is for data science related notes.
#productivity
I find vscode remote-ssh very helpful. For some projects with frequent maintenance fixes, I prepared all the required environment on a remote server. I only need to click on the remote-ssh connection to connect to this remote server and immediately start my work.
This low overhead setup makes me less reluctant to fix stuff.
It is also possible to connect to Docker containers. By setting up different containers we can work in completely different environments with a few clicks.
This is crazy.
I find vscode remote-ssh very helpful. For some projects with frequent maintenance fixes, I prepared all the required environment on a remote server. I only need to click on the remote-ssh connection to connect to this remote server and immediately start my work.
This low overhead setup makes me less reluctant to fix stuff.
It is also possible to connect to Docker containers. By setting up different containers we can work in completely different environments with a few clicks.
This is crazy.