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This is just way too complicated and too structured for me. Tagging and searching is better for my brain, otherwise I'd keep optimising the folder structure en
by theshrike79 2y ago
This is just way too complicated and too structured for me.
Tagging and searching is better for my brain, otherwise I'd keep optimising the folder structure endlessly and never get anything done.
What if I have a note that relates to two different folders? Where does it go? Do I copy it to both? Keep it on one and link from the other? What if it relates to a third one later down the line?
I've just got my Second Brain category which is stuff I keep forgetting and/or want to keep a local copy of (like how to set up iwd on Debian or how to bootstrap a deb-based Linux machine from scratch to where I want it to be)
Then I have my Daily Notes, Hyper-O shortcut automatically opens Obsidian with today's daily note. This is where I just jot down a few bullet points about what I did at work and in my personal life. Just enough to have something searchable if I want to figure out when did I do something. No purple prose, just strict business with #tags if relevant. Maybe some #todo's.
- illiac786 2y agoyou don’t have to use folders. I don’t, I just type notes in obsidian and use the omnisearch plugin. My main grief is the startup time on mobile - although it does seem to be mostly iCloud shitiness.
- theshrike79 2y agoI lost some text due to iCloud being crap and me editing the same file on two devices. Paid for the official sync and haven't regretted one second.
- illiac786 2y agoIs the startup time faster on iOS then? For me it spends time loading workspace and indexing the vault mostly…