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> >[!success] Today
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# Notes
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> > [!summary]- Created Today
> > ```dataview
> > LIST WITHOUT ID file.link
> > FROM ""
> > WHERE file.cday = this.file.day AND file.name != this.file.name
> > SORT file.ctime ASC
> > ```
>
> > [!example]- Modified Today
> > ```dataview
> > LIST WITHOUT ID file.link
> > FROM ""
> > WHERE file.mday = this.file.day AND file.name != this.file.name AND file.cday != this.file.day
> > SORT file.mtime ASC
> > ```
## Quick Links
```dataview
LIST WITHOUT ID file.link
FROM #quicklink
SORT file.cday DESC
```
# Weight Tracker
# Scratch Pad
### Ways to manage my time better
#thought
- no internet coming into/leaving genoa = correspondence and tasks
- internet but sleep on the way home = pimping obsidian, tech etc.
- [x] ask carolina 🆔 9aSTyC 📅 2024-10-25 ✅ 2024-10-25
- [x] ask anna 🆔 xqxr9L 📅 2024-10-25 ✅ 2024-10-25
- [x] ask students📅 2024-10-23 🆔 o4LnAO ✅ 2024-10-24
- [ ] deal with the posters (all one format) 🆔 TTvywY
- [ ] Logo 🆔 1l6wgL
### Alessio the master's student's thesis
#supervision
- In this thesis I will argue that a recent view by Nguyen as to how we aesthetically appreciate games fails to fully account for all types of games.
- I will identify a different type of game and show how they cannot be considered cases of appreciation through striving play.
- I will then show how XXX games can be appreciated.
- In this thesis, I will identify a particular type of game –xx– game, and show how it can be appreciated.
1. ## Games as agency: Nguyen's theory
1. ### Limitations of Nguyen's theory
2. ### Merits of Nguyen's theory: a solid structure
3. ## Non-Striving Games?
1. ### Possibilities and conditions of existence
2. ### Aesthetic characteristics and practices of appreciation
5. ## Compendium
1. ### Epistemic fertility Comparison with other theories
### Prompt to turn scratch pad into individual notes.
I want some help crafting a prompt which is will accompany a copy and paste of my obsidian daily note (which I use like a scratch pad). It will differentiate the various things that have been written in the daily note (every thing written down will have a heading in ## and out put individual notes for each individual section written down on the daily note. These new notes will be in a certain format (I'll give you the specifications for what sorts of formatting you can use later in this message).
The most important thing that this prompt should do is parse the quite disparate notes I have in my scratch pad. Although I am quite good at taking notes, I find it difficult to organise them so that I can find them again. I have experimented with hashtags and backlinks but can't get anything to stick. The aim of creating a prompt is so that I can more or less forget about the organising the notes because the prompt will add in the appropriate links, hashtags, and any other organisation features it sees fit. To get an idea of the sorts of notes that will need to be parsed here is a list of the various sorts of quick notes I make in my daily note(scratch pad): a thought about a philosophical topic loosely connected to a paper I am working on. a more concrete thought about a different paper I am working on readwise highlights (automatically using the obsidian extension) things i need for that day: a particular address to go to for example. some notes on some ideas I had in a reading group. A small isolated draft of a section of a paper I am working on. Larger parts of paper I am working on. To do lists that i have written in a meeting and to do with my teaching or administrative duties (these tasks sync with morgen).
So, you see the sorts of thing I am dealing with. And different variations of these types of note will be copied into the LLM along with the prompt. The output is organised, auto-organised, obsidian notes.
Please note: I do not want anything like an off the shelf PKM system, the whole point of giving you all this information is so that we can work together and design a bespoke prompt.
I think this is going to be quite hard to get right. so what I would like you to do FIRST OF ALL. is think very very very hard about what about what potential pitfalls we might encounter when trying to design this prompt, and how to avoid them.
### Prompt
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Below is a tailored prompt that you can use with your daily notes. It includes instructions for different note types and specifies how to handle tags, links, and organizational features.
---
### **Prompt for Organizing Obsidian Daily Notes**
**Instructions:**
You are to process the following daily notes, which are divided into sections by headings starting with `##`. For each section, perform the following tasks:
1. **Identify the Note Type**: Determine the type of note based on its content. The possible types are:
- **Philosophical Thought**
- **Paper Draft**
- **Reading Note**
- **Administrative Task**
- **Personal Reminder**
2. **Enhance Tags**:
- **Extract Existing Tags**: Identify any hashtags present in the note.
- **Add Relevant Tags**: Based on the content, suggest additional relevant tags. Limit to a maximum of three tags per note.
- **Tag Format**: Use lowercase for tags, without spaces (e.g., `#philosophy`, `#todolist`).
3. **Enhance Links**:
- **Extract Existing Links**: Identify any links to other notes or external resources.
- **Suggest Additional Links**: If applicable, suggest links to related existing notes or resources.
- **Link Format**: Use Obsidian's link format `Note Title`.
4. **Format the Note**:
- **Title**: Use the heading text as the note's title.
- **Metadata**: At the top of the note, include a metadata block with the following:
```
---
Type: [Note Type]
Tags: [List of tags]
Links: [List of links]
Date: [Date of original note]
---
```
- **Content**: Include the original content, preserving formatting such as bullet points, code blocks, etc.
5. **Preserve Original Content**: Do not alter the original text of the note. Any additions (tags, links, metadata) should be supplementary.
**Output Format**:
For each section, provide the organized note in the following format:
```
# [Note Title]
---
Type: [Note Type]
Tags: [#tag1, #tag2]
Links: Link1, Link2
Date: YYYY-MM-DD
---
[Original Content]
```
**Example**:
Given a section:
```
## Idea about Consciousness
I think that the concept of consciousness can be linked to emergent properties in complex systems. #philosophy
```
The processed note would be:
```
# Idea about Consciousness
---
Type: Philosophical Thought
Tags: [#philosophy, #consciousness, #emergence]
Links: Complex Systems Notes
Date: 2023-10-23
---
I think that the concept of consciousness can be linked to emergent properties in complex systems. #philosophy
```
**Processing the Notes**:
Now, process each section of the daily notes accordingly.
---
**Additional Guidelines**:
- **Consistency**: Ensure that all notes follow the same structure for ease of navigation.
- **Privacy Considerations**: For personal reminders or sensitive information, add a tag `#private` and refrain from suggesting links unless they are to other private notes.
- **Avoid Over-tagging**: Only add tags that are directly relevant to the content to maintain clarity.
- **Link Suggestions**: Only suggest links to notes that you know exist. Do not create links to notes that are not already part of your Obsidian vault.
**Note Types and Specific Instructions**:
1. **Philosophical Thought**:
- **Tags**: Add tags related to philosophical concepts or thinkers mentioned.
- **Links**: Link to related philosophical notes or papers.
2. **Paper Draft**:
- **Tags**: Use tags like `#paperdraft`, `#writing`, plus topic-specific tags.
- **Links**: Link to the main paper note or sections.
3. **Reading Note**:
- **Tags**: Include `#reading`, plus tags for the book/article and themes.
- **Links**: Link to the source text note or related analyses.
4. **Administrative Task**:
- **Tags**: Use `#todolist`, `#admin`, plus any relevant project tags.
- **Links**: Link to meeting notes or relevant documents.
5. **Personal Reminder**:
- **Tags**: Use `#personal`, `#reminder`, and `#private` if sensitive.
- **Links**: Link to related personal notes.
**Implementing [[the Prompt]]**:
When you paste your daily notes into [[the prompt]], the system will process [[each section]] according to these guidelines, outputting organized notes ready for inclusion in your Obsidian vault.
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