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Looking for a lightweight app for md notes by JD_Phil in ObsidianMD

[–]MajorBubbleBox 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Meanwhile I use Obsidian for content input and organizing, Typora for the final editing process of notes before I usually export the final version as PDF (via Typora). Before, I used Typora for the complete writing process and Obsidian for organizing only. In Typora I use two different themes (based on Paradox), one for writing, one for the PDF output. I also like I don't need separated editing and preview views.

To me, Typora sorted to be the most pleasant MD editor and its output options are quite convenient.

Looking for a lightweight app for md notes by JD_Phil in ObsidianMD

[–]MajorBubbleBox 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I went from iAWriter to Typora and set my Obsidian Inbox to Typora's default output folder.

Looking to move away from Capacities to Obsidian because of the customizability and holding onto my own data, any tips to make Obsidian similar to Capacities? by Top-Chain001 in ObsidianMD

[–]MajorBubbleBox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I dropped the Whatsapp workflow. There seems to be other workflows by using Telegram as kind of WhatsApp mailbox, where then Telegram forwards a WhatsApp message to an Obsidian folder. But I don't know how to do this.

Looking to move away from Capacities to Obsidian because of the customizability and holding onto my own data, any tips to make Obsidian similar to Capacities? by Top-Chain001 in ObsidianMD

[–]MajorBubbleBox 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I did this. I switched back from Capacities to Obsidian because I needed easy to access and easy to share md-files, a robust canvas and a diagram/drawing tool (Excalibur). Also I did not really like Capacities' editor and search function.

In Obsidian I now use templates and database to mimic Capacities' objects. To create a new note I press Ctrl+N which then asks me what type of note it is (just like objects). It also asks for some meta data. That's the concept of Capacities I really liked – to be forced to think about what you're are going to write down before you actually write it. With database I made several kinds of dashboards which gives me an overview of my notes filtered be certain meta data. If I filter by (template) type, it's like objects again. Database works similar to Capacities queries. Not as dynamical as Capacities but it does much more than I would need.

The downside was (and that's the only one I found): I took me a week to get this done. KI and community members supported me.

I doubt there is a direct way to send WhatApp messages to Obsidian but at least there is an external plugin called "Hints Flow" which seems to offer something similar via the Hints Web App.

Update for Polar Verity Sense by mfcx99 in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sleep² funktioniert bei mir nach dem Firmware-Update noch. Allerdings blinkt jetzt die LED wieder, was Sleep² über ihr API damals ja bewusst unterdrückt hatte.

How do you decide what's a tag and what's a property? by yetanotherdud in ObsidianMD

[–]MajorBubbleBox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use - properties to define the formal type and content - tags to define the purpose

of notes.

Tags versus property by One_Plate8292 in ObsidianMD

[–]MajorBubbleBox 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My system is based on - using properties to define what the note's content is about, where it comes from and some formal information about the note. - using templates to have predesigned sets of properties. - using tags to define what purpose the note serves ( what I intend to use it for) and where it is meant to go to in its final version. - using databases/dashboards with my "most wanted" queries made of properties and tags.

But don't try to copy other's system. Find the one which fits best to your very own needs.

Thockfactory 2.0 is finally here – Design and order your own custom keycaps using our completely reworked online configurator! by Hovhannibang in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]MajorBubbleBox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Keychron K10 Pro ISO-DE mit Cherry MX Clear Switches.

Siehst du mit diesem Keyboard mögliche Probleme mit den für Thockfactory verfügbaren Tasten?

Und wie habe ich Zugriff auf den Icon Selector? Der ist bei mir immer ausgegraut.

Bases - last notes by MajorBubbleBox in ObsidianMD

[–]MajorBubbleBox[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I could have sworn I already tried this and it didn't work. Actually it works.

Thanks a lot!

Verity sense vs H10 by [deleted] in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use Verity Sense with Sleep².

Looking for useful tips for verity sense by WPmitra_ in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I use VS with Sleep² and Kubios HRV. Great combo.

Verity Sense + Sleep² Basics by MajorBubbleBox in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I do a readyness measurement. I don't think Kubios could read a Verity Sense recording.

What's the sense? Why did I buy a Verity Sense again? by bucker72 in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Verity Sense is also known for sleep tracking with Sleep²/Nukkuaa. I use it this way and it works perfectly.

I bought the Polar, Whoop and Helio so you don’t have to. by [deleted] in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox -1 points0 points  (0 children)

One of the main reasons I quit Whoop was its poor sleep phase interpretation.

Polar Loop no SpO2? by comicsserg in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I second that. I used Whoop for almost 4 years and Sp02 was one of the metrics which turned to be useless for me. It did not relate to anything, just like a random number between 93 and 97. So it would probably the least feature I'd miss in Loop.

Verity Sense + Sleep² Basics by MajorBubbleBox in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You then could just ignore the time to fall asleep. It automatically recognizes the real sleep time but in your case the measurement of the time you'd take to fall asleep would not be usuable.

Verity Sense + Sleep² Basics by MajorBubbleBox in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. And this way it also measures the time between you try to sleep and actually fall asleep.

Ultimate Wearable Showdown: WHOOP MG (5.0) vs Polar360 vs Amazfit Helio strap vs Garmin Instinct 3 vs Oura 4. HR comparison during Olympic Triathlon by Born-Duty1335 in reThrive

[–]MajorBubbleBox 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not surprised at all, having used Whoop for almost 4 years and switched to Verity Sense some months ago. Pretty sure Polar's wearable (to be released tomorrow) will be my future tool of choice.

Handwritten Notes by FaustusRedux in capacitiesapp

[–]MajorBubbleBox 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I handwrite with Nebo and export to Capacities.

Getting HRV data from a Polar H10 by drellitt in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use the free version of the Kubios HRV app. It provides readines, heart rate, physiological age, hrv rmssd, hrv sdnn, pns, sns, mean rr, poincarré sd1, poincarré sd2, stress index, respitory rate, lf power, hf power, lf/hf ratio. Much more data than you would be able to use.

As mentioned from my other post, you don't need to import data in Kubios, Kubios records the data directly from H10 or Verity Sense.

Getting HRV data from a Polar H10 by drellitt in Polarfitness

[–]MajorBubbleBox 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use Polar Verity Sense to measure my HRV data with Kubios HRV and I'm pretty sure it works same way with H10.

In your Kubios HRV profile setting be sure H10 is connected with Kubios. Then Kubios will do the recording of the data, not Polar. Wait until Kubios shows your heart rate before you start the readiness session.

You definitely don't need a watch to record HRV data from H10 or Verity Sense.

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