15 Sac sur X 这是我见过最好的Claude CodeObsidian的教学视频 花一个小时看完你将学会用 Obsid

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    This is Obsidian, and Obsidian is this little tool that people are using as their second brain. But what's really cool about it is they're pairing it with CloudCode, and they're getting crazy results out of it. It's literally a game changer…

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    I want you to have an understanding of how you can use CloudCode and Obsidian as a thinking partner. I want you to have an understanding of how you can stop having to explain things to agents over and over again and just pass specific files…

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    So that'll continue. So now what is Obsidian? Right? Obsidian is this tool that it's kind of like an interface that sits on top of, um, uh, a collection of Markdown files. Right? So here, like this is reading a Markdown file, how I use Obsi…

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    these patterns all the time. Question. Yeah. So I see why it's interesting, but how does this get me better output? Exactly. Yeah. So the next thing is obsidian released this new tool called obsidian CLI. And what that allows you to do is i…

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    It builds a voice profile from the vault, writes in that voice, then evaluates the fidelity. So I can just say, what do I think of AI? And I'm going to show you this. Challenge topic. It pressure tests current beliefs using the vault's own …

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    Right. And I, I have just a dumb question. Like all those commands that we saw, is that commands that you created or is that what Obsidian created? That those are commands that I created and you can create them very easily by just asking Cl…

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    and compound over time. And we don't really realize it. So it's just like a note, right? It's an idea. So that's an example of something. So I think a part of getting good at Obsidian sounds like reflect, you know, inserting reflection into…

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    Chương 8: interesting yeah i think uh one thing that worries me a little bit about it is if obsidian is really your second brain giving open claw access to your second brain is scary yeah scary and i would say that is the um fundamental um the the weird element of this technology i would say and i have purposely given um obsidian i mean sorry the claw code or any agent access to a lot of information i've purposely done that because my um relationship with this is i want to understand what these things are and i want to understand what they're revealing about you know how our relationship with computers is changing but um it's weird it's like you have to really think about how much information you're sharing with these agents and whether that's the right decision or not the right decision and i think um it's going to be very interesting to see how privacy as a concept evolves and changes and what we fight for or don't fight for in like the in the future of our society in our world even with every one of these commands i had to create a new version of them a demo version so that it wouldn't reveal too much personal information while i'm on screen on this podcast and even then it's like a it's a toss-up you know i could type the demo version but who knows what's going to be shown on screen you know what other commands do you want to show um so there's connect which is allowed it allows me to take two domains and connect um them using the vault's link graph so i can just say i did one here and i just asked it to uh connect filmmaking and world building and so it goes through and it reads all these different files and then it can start to say okay let's let's connect these two concepts so notes and filmmaking uh notes and filmmaking's neighborhood so i was like 35 film watch lists my first meeting with toby notes in the world building neighborhood The world building essay, new as a media company. 300s · Speaker 2

    interesting yeah i think uh one thing that worries me a little bit about it is if obsidian is really your second brain giving open claw access to your second brain is scary yeah scary and i would say that is the um fundamental um the the we…

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    and then you can pass that into the agent or the agent will discover it, right? And especially if you start tagging, like, oh, I'm going to tag this back to, you know, like my podcast or something there. Now it's connected. So now the agent…

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    No, I was just going to say like, you know, I could see the power of just using it for your own reflections. I can also see the power of, you know, AI is really good at, you know, going out on the internet, finding information based on tren…

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    that i want i want a response from llms that is very very contextual uh to the things that i'm writing about and i think a lot and i think that's how me and an agent can work best together where i just focus on continually um noting that my…

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    day per domain meaning since i'm trying to focus on one thing each day one aspect of my life it's saying why not create a time blocking app that forces you to do that interesting systems to implement one sentence in obsidian agent handles t…

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    this is actually crazy like and the fact that it's in plain text and it just not beautiful it's not there's no images it doesn't make it easy to read but i kind of like it because it's it's like dressed down you know what i mean yeah i mean…

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    serious about using llms to take your ideas and put in and and get the most out of them if you're serious about building you know what people are calling a personal os uh and you are not using a centralized note-taking tool like this yeah t…

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    Chương 15: that's still so amazing right because i mean even when we work with other humans we have to find a way to explain things to them and i just think it's so cool that now we can work with these agents and we still have to explain things to them but we only need to explain them once because once we get it down on into a file we can always reference that file that explanation of a project or a preference or anything and it's always there and you can pass it in yeah a file is like essentially perfect a perfect memory yes right human beings have memories like we recall things yes but there's tons of studies that show that what we remember in fact is completely different than reality for example when we went and got our that haircut in mississauga i could have thought that i had the best haircut you know that's what my memory remembers it was a great haircut but who knows it could have been the worst haircut i had ever gotten now obsidian or whatever tool you end up using like you know if i had written yes like it the memory the file the markdown file is perfect so that when i link that or i recall it it is going to give me a perfect uh date you know data point and the other thing about you know these files is that you hope well they're not biased basically they're as biased as the human being is in terms of writing the reflections yes at that moment in time yes it's crazy man and yeah it's just crazy and there's all there's all of these different aspects to it there's the privacy of it and what that means there's the power of it the fact that now you can just work with these computers in natural language and just delegate to them um there's the fact that there's people like me that are that are using these tools and trying to figure out how to delegate stuff to agents in this way there's people that are like me that are even more hardcore in in different ways and and pushing them and i just think it's such a crazy time to be alive because i think we are potentially watching a fundamental shift in the human relationship to computers and it's just i'm just really happy to be alive while this is happening and i'm curious like how is this all going to unravel well what's cool about this is 99. 304s · Speaker 2

    that's still so amazing right because i mean even when we work with other humans we have to find a way to explain things to them and i just think it's so cool that now we can work with these agents and we still have to explain things to the…

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    markdown files yeah cool man i appreciate you i don't know if you can see my mind but my mind is blown right now thank god yeah yeah i wanted to do right by you i also just like i say this every time man but i'm just gonna keep always sayin…