the future is personalization
Algorithms and computers have already provided solutions to many problems. The next step is to provide personalized solutions which is why AI is so popular. (e.g. personalized ads)
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start broad then narrow inIn many scenarios we want to start broad, then narrow in because if we start narrow then we might miss things and if we stay broad, we won't find the specifics. We often want specific and personalized things because the future is personalizationuse the right tool for the jobA one-size fits all solution is very broad and doesn't solve specific problems. Because the future is personalization, these one-sized fits all solutions don't help us very much.How to Connect your Notes (Obsidian, Logseq, etc.)With apps like Obsidian and Logseq, building connections between notes has never been easier. Simply add double-square brackets and you’re good to go. But the thing is, it’s hard to know when to connect your notes. When notes are overly connected or sparsely connected the whole network of notes becomes less effective. In this post, I’ll walk you through my best method of connecting notes.
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1. Begin writing a note about anything
1. You come across a topic that you think will probably come The New Way To Write Connected and Personalized BlogsSo originally my blog was hosted on https://thinkwong.com. It used WordPress which was good for typical blogging, but I wanted more than that. I wanted to demonstrate the effectiveness of connected notes and the best way to do that was to lead by example. Hence, I created a website with Jekyll using a digital garden template. And because interoperable components are efficient I write less while providing more value.
Since content is condensed into atomic bits, I can create highly personalized bThe Totally Unnecessary Way To Write Quick Notes in ObsidianWriting Quick Notes in Obsidian
When using Obsidian I know that having more connections is better. So I often take it upon myself to use Obsidian for everything. Thanks to the plugin system provided by Obsidian, it personalizes the way I use Obsidian and allowed me to do many things that would otherwise be impractical (e.g. getting my TODOs from Todoist). But even with this customizability, sometimes Obsidian just isn't the right tool for the job. One example is writing quick notes into Obsidia