A time lapse of just a few months worth of notes using Obsidian. You can see my linked thoughts aggregating over time.
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I'm a biomedical and electrical engineer with interests in information theory, complexity, evolution, genetics, signal processing, IndieWeb, theoretical mathematics, and big history.
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It really is beautiful. I’d love to learn more about your usage. I’ve been playing with it as well.
@Chris Aldrich thanks for the ping on this. I started using Notion for another (collaborative) project. I also just started diving in again to Obsidian to see if I can use this as my second brain. It’s on my radar to play with over the next couple of weeks.
@Ian O’Byrne Our colleague Dan Allosso has also been using it in his teaching. If you’re curious to see a use case applicable to the classroom, you might appreciate joining/watching an upcoming “book club” he’s doing with Obsidian over the holiday break: https://danallosso.substack.com/p/obsidian-book-club-the-dawn-of-everything. His YouTube channel and sites have some details about his explorations over the last year as well.
@wiobyrne, @AllossoDan has also been using it in his teaching. If you’re curious to see a use case applicable to the classroom, you might appreciate joining/watching an upcoming “book club” he’s doing w/ Obsidian over the holiday break: danallosso.substack.com/p/obsidian-boo….
It really is beautiful. I’d love to learn more about your usage. I’ve been playing with it as well.
@Chris Aldrich thanks for the ping on this. I started using Notion for another (collaborative) project. I also just started diving in again to Obsidian to see if I can use this as my second brain. It’s on my radar to play with over the next couple of weeks.
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@Ian O’Byrne Our colleague Dan Allosso has also been using it in his teaching. If you’re curious to see a use case applicable to the classroom, you might appreciate joining/watching an upcoming “book club” he’s doing with Obsidian over the holiday break: https://danallosso.substack.com/p/obsidian-book-club-the-dawn-of-everything. His YouTube channel and sites have some details about his explorations over the last year as well.
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Thank you for sending this along. I’m looking for a project to get me into regular use of Obsidian. This just might be it! 🙂
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@wiobyrne, @AllossoDan has also been using it in his teaching. If you’re curious to see a use case applicable to the classroom, you might appreciate joining/watching an upcoming “book club” he’s doing w/ Obsidian over the holiday break: danallosso.substack.com/p/obsidian-boo….
Thank you for sending this along. I’m looking for a project to get me into regular use of Obsidian. This just might be it! 🙂