#dailynote — Public Fediverse posts
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@AnthonyBaker Awesome! I look forward to getting your thoughts. The v1 MVP is primarily oriented around quick capture to the inbox (or another folder of choice), but I'm definitely thinking about appending in a future update. For now, I'm using tags on my quick entries and then running an AI action hourly in the background that appends certain tags to specific notes (i.e. #DailyNote gets appended to today's daily note, etc)
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As my findings in my #GeneticProgramming research are becoming more and more thorough, I have started to document them. The main problem in my runs is still lack of diversity.
PS: It could be nice if we could write papers in some dialect of #markdown
PS2: These writings are for myself to remember where am I and where I'm going. No academic paper yet :)
#ML #MachineLearning #WakeWordDetection
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Alright. In my #GeneticProgramming research, I'm making some progress. I have reached better fitness values by increasing population size of each deme in exchange for decreasing number of demes. Also generating small number mel frequency cepstral coefficients really helps with better fitness values.
#MachineLearning #DailyNote #Research #CS #ComputerScience #AI #ArtificalIntelligence
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Related content is definitely one of my favorite features in #Tana. But it can take up a lot of space in the interface.
That's why I have a handy command to enter "focus mode," which hides both the sidebar and the related content section with a single click! -
📣 New video! 🎥🚀
As promised, here’s the video on the multi-column callout that you spotted in my @obsidian daily note from my recent video on the new #Morgen calendar integration.
Watch it now! ⤵︎
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz_Qs_hrIqM -
One of the best things I’ve added to my #Obsidian #DailyNote is what I call the Life Clock: a simple line, representing the percentage of my life expectancy that’s been consumed so far.
Adapted from work by @mikeschmitz, this has become a daily reminder that time is fleeting -- not in a morbid way (at least, for me), but in a way that motivates me to make the most of what’s left.
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Getting my Daily Note (and a monthly one too) set up the way I want. I'm kicking ass and taking notes.
So far:
- A countdown to the day my brother comes home
- A to-do list, separated into immediate, chores, backlog, and overdue tasks
- Recurring tasks to water the plants/lawn
- A monthly recap of completed tasks, minus the recurring ones and chores (because I don't need my retrospective to include plant-watering)
- An "On This Day..." section in the Daily Note showing things tagged with #otd from previous years on the same day
- A yearly collection of the On This Day notes, with the aid of Husband, who wrote a script to generate all the dates in a year and saved me having to do it manually (screenshot below)It's a good start! Now to actually use the thing.
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It feels like it should be easier to embed a #random page or block in an #Obsidian page than it is.
There should be something I could type into a #template of my #DailyNote, for example, that renders as an embedded random page. (Even better -- a random block from a specified page.)
Do y'all know a way to do this?