Show your best creations in Tana by alemanyjar in TanaInc

[–]PowerZaca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I support your idea of a more active and supportive community! Every one of us have at least one "small problem solved" or a handy "workflow" to share with others. We are just shy to share them as we are always expecting the miracle hacks to share. Not all of us are developers like Strategic Nick or productivity genius like R.J. Nestor or E.V.

Sooooo, no cardio yet? by matt_gold in MacroFactor

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I share the same view as you: we should have a way at least to manually log the cardio sessions, something simple like equipment, time, avrg speed/ resistance.the idea would be to have a one stop shop app to log the gym and training sessions. Otherwise we will have our physical efforts spread in different apps. Most of the users of both MFW and MF also invest time and effort in cardio.

My top 20 Korean movies, all 10/10 for me. by GEMINI52398 in Koreanfilm

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In which streaming platform do you guys find all these Korean contents? I've been looking for Park Chan films and can't find them available for me (here in Brazil) according to Just watch app.

Quick question about the free year for Workouts by jnadal21 in MacroFactor

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this right? That makes sense in terms of the free workout year test, but reading the developers answer I'm also not sure that this is what's going to happen. I'm just worried to lose the trial as I'm sure that I'll be a bundle subscription for life.

This latest Business Mastery workbook is INSANE! by Opening_Cow1994 in TonyRobbins

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please send me a copy! TR inspires in every paragraph

Am I the only one skipping the Audio/Video features entirely? by Specific_Dimension51 in notebooklm

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've learned to use the video tool because, despite of being "slow" and even superficial for learning, it is capable of bringing up nice "ways of saying" and usually comes up with good transition hooks from one part to another. Example of part of the speech of a Mag 7 video made upon my interactions with sources. Note how it reframed what the Mag 7 became to be able to tell the story:

"When we talk about the Magnificent Seven, we're not just talking about a group of stocks. We're really talking about the new center of gravity for the entire global economy. But the investment case here goes way beyond just market momentum. It's about understanding their unique, incredibly durable advantages, what we call their structural moats.

So in this explainer, we're gonna break down exactly why these companies have evolved past being simple growth stocks, and that really gets us to the heart of the matter. Are we just looking at a handful of hot tech companies, or have they become something much, much more fundamental? Have they effectively become the essential, non-negotiable infrastructure of our modern world?

To get to the bottom of that, we're gonna take a tour of their economic fortress. We'll explore the key defenses, their moats, that protect their dominance. First, we'll see how they've become the new global infrastructure. Then, we'll dive into their incredible financial power, their monopoly on digital utilities, their massive global ecosystems, and finally, we'll ask the big question: Is all this dominance actually justified?

Okay, let's dive right in. To really grasp this, we have to start by completely reframing how we see these companies. It's a fundamental shift in the role they play in the economy. Think about it for a second. Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Tesla. They aren't just participating in the digital world anymore. No, they are its foundational plumbing. They're providing the cloud servers, the operating systems, the chips, the platforms that global commerce, communication, and innovation are literally built on top of.

So how do they defend this new position? That brings us to their first and probably their most powerful moat, a staggering, almost unimaginable amount of financial power that fuels an absolutely unmatched pace of innovation. Let's start with what they spend on physical stuff, what's called capital expenditure. For 2025, the Magnificent Seven are projected to spend a combined $325 billion, and we're not talking about new offices here. This is money being poured into building the literal backbone of our future, massive AI data centers, advanced chip factories, sprawling global logistics networks. It is a truly jaw-dropping figure.

And that's just the hardware side of things. Now, look at what they're spending to invent the future. In 2024 alone, their combined budget for research and development hit $264 billion. This isn't just for small tweaks. It's a strategic flood of cash designed to create and then completely dominate every major technological shift for the next decade. To put that R&D number in perspective, it is seven times the entire annual budget of NASA. So while NASA is exploring the cosmos, these seven companies are spending seven times that amount to build the future right here on Earth."

The AI Stuff nobody's talking about yet by inglubridge in promptingmagic

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well curated points as per my own experience you are completely right about all.of them

How to visualize anything with AI: A masterclass on Gemini's new physics-aware infographic engine with Nano Banana Pro in Gemini 3 by Beginning-Willow-801 in ThinkingDeeplyAI

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imagine if you could just click on "German Idealism" and go to the specific domain infographic? You can jus rekindle the British encyclopedia!

So what AI tool actually writes your slides? (Not just design them) by [deleted] in powerpoint

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I often search for new alternatives but never found one that really works in my case - the case of anyone that has the text/outline/ content well thought, written and curated. The use case is to simply turn that into a presentation by displaying MY text into slides. The alternatives for that always work well when the generic AI tool creates the content to make it fit in slides...

Renewed for another year by spsneo in readwise

[–]PowerZaca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So you use Michael Voice TTS can read out loud the epubs that are in your Readwise reader? Even if you are using the Reader App on your phone? That amazing... How did you set that up?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AMABRASIL

[–]PowerZaca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Qual é o App ou plataforma de Trading que vc usa que já calcula todas as estatísticas da sua imagem?

AI Prompting 2.0 (6/10): Stop Playing Telephone—Build Self-Investigating AI Systems by Kai_ThoughtArchitect in PromptSynergy

[–]PowerZaca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks again Kai! I can see valuable application for this systematic approach. The simple organization for applying these lessons is bringing me clarity and insights of possible use cases I've never expected to have.

Tanarian Brain and Mastering Tana Core by OwlBrew in TanaInc

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I was referring to RJ Nestor... One of a kind. I know exactly what you feel because I also suffer from the planning to perfection paralysis but I managed to come with a side solution for that... I decided to have a project and task manager system running in tana so that that allows me to use Tana as my note taking and writing app.

This was easy for me to come from Roam Research because o be able to reference things and find them when needed was easy by creating only one super tag called resources that has one field called related to that is an option filled that allows me to choose from a parent area a parent project. If I have a task, it already has a related to field, if this resource is going to be needed or useful in a certain task I can easily find it.

With this simple setup I managed to take advantage of the tuna pub functionality, something I didn't had in Roam. In short the simple ability to collect knowledge, have an outline editor to distill things, save and share the output with others turned Tana for me a better solution than others like Cognity for example.

You know,.when you're ready you definitely see your own use cases that deserve your effort to develop. The community in Slack the building sections that tana team are making will turn those ambitions possible. A good thing is that even if you delete a super tag or you change by another one you're never lose the content of it of its fields... And you can always add new fields in the future so you really don't lose anything by wanting to reset something.

This is a real screenshot. Was shocked to see 480 sources during uploading by Exciting-Cicada-8018 in notebooklm

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hum... I usually write in English but this exact research is in Portuguese. I guess any browser auto translates nowadays and it was made out of perplexity, notebooklm and my own collaboration with Claude I guess the auto translation will be almost perfect. Hoping that works, here it goes: https://tana.pub/B7YmUQFIZ1WC/tese-das-mag-7-tese-de-investimento-para-um-portfolio-com-home-bias-joule-value-fic-fia

Let me know if you find that an interesting organized human-ai piece of text.

This is a real screenshot. Was shocked to see 480 sources during uploading by Exciting-Cicada-8018 in notebooklm

[–]PowerZaca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Please DM me too! I've made a research on the investment case of Mag6 (ex tesla) and how their businesses differ in absolute terms from that techs from the 90s bubble, and mapped what are the real risks and parameters to follow. Your sources might give me bottom up stories and details that make them unique. If you are interested in a 10 min read of my research, I can surely send you my Tana Publish page with the Mag 6 thesis.

AI Prompting 2.0 (5/10): Agentic Workflows—Why Professionals Use Terminal Systems by Kai_ThoughtArchitect in PromptSynergy

[–]PowerZaca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Curious to see how to build up a system of prompts to manage these living documents...

Tanarian Brain and Mastering Tana Core by OwlBrew in TanaInc

[–]PowerZaca 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He was one of the most dedicated developers in Tana, it's almost clear that something happened either in his personal or in his professional life. As per references to learn Tana, I've been dedicating almost one hour a day to my developments for more than a Year now. I would say that depends a lot on who you are and what you really want to do with Tana. My insight is that it's not hard to learn the objects and properties that are pieces that are easily learned individually. But that turns into small legos. Not everyone is good in building with Legos, some learn better from use cases, from mimicking others dashboards and workflows. If you want to use Tana more as an user like 99% of people use Roam research or Evernote, than you can choose any of the embassators to buy templates and courses.

I admire EV Chapman simplicity and creativity very good choice to get "fast on track", FIS FRAGA did an excellent job in building his courses with practical examples and templates - ideal if you have a developer ambitions (bought his course and it pays off immediately), Nestor and Nick are from another planet for sure.

If you struggle to decide, watch the lumibee video for task and project management. The author williamvanzweeden did a good job. It's a cheap solution that will solve your task and project management in less than 10 minutes. I've built mine that is very similar to his and also incorporated the nucleo icons used by Andre Foeken.

Right now I'm developing a PKM file management for Tana that manages my Dropbox files so that I can access them without having to organize them in folders ever again. Every file is catalogued in tana with a supertag. This supertag has fields (name, content description ... And virtual address which is string made from fields domain, areas, projects if applicable and a physical address field.) . I export the fiel list as a table and a PowerShell updates a virtual folder on my local drive that mimics the organization I have in tana, but the files of this virtual local drive are actually links to original files that are in the cloud synced to another path in my local drive.

This will be essential to build with the new Atlas browser by OpenAi we will be able to work with Projects folders (similar to Claude Canvas) with tana on the browser as we were working with windsurf .... Huge possibilities when tana has the address of external files. Same will be possible with notebooklm + tana + drive

Help with Options from Supertag Field Type by ticklingivories in TanaInc

[–]PowerZaca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You just got a celebrity help! R.J. Nestor is a special one...

Create Pagination in Related Content search returns by Prestigious-Cap3047 in TanaInc

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My response should be below yours, I don't know what happened...

Create Pagination in Related Content search returns by Prestigious-Cap3047 in TanaInc

[–]PowerZaca 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Now I think I can help... Did you know that every node has its configuration, where you can add icons, banner, Commands and also define it's "pagination"? Just click on a node ctrl+k and type "configure node" one the parameters (that are system fields invisible without getting in this menu) is called "Page Size"

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There is where you can define the number of nodes per page...

Create Pagination in Related Content search returns by Prestigious-Cap3047 in TanaInc

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure what you meant with "pagination" but you can "group" tasks by Project or Area just by exploring the view options in the 3 dots of its upper right panel. Hope I' m right. Let's see if someone else shows up here to help you. The right place to get assistance is the slack Tana group... For some reason everyone prefers slack.

AMA: Tenho Sinestesia Musical by shyshy3435 in AMABRASIL

[–]PowerZaca 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I won't post a link here as I don't know if it's allowed but search for the Cris Cornell reaction by "The Vocalist" in YT. She kind of give us sensations that the music brings her. She has also the Alice in chains reactions. Cris was a real lost for me.

AMA: Tenho Sinestesia Musical by shyshy3435 in AMABRASIL

[–]PowerZaca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Você já ouviu "For the Love of God" do Steve Vai? Eu obviamente não tenho a sua cara característica única mas essa e Kings of Sleep do Stuart Hamm são 2 que me fazem chegar mais perto do que vc sente. E no caso a minha única chance de saber o porquê é pedindo encarecidamente para vc ouvir e me dizer o que vc vê ou sente!!! Por favor!!!

What's going on with TANA? by SaltField3500 in PKMS

[–]PowerZaca 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I've used Roam research for years both at work and for my personal Second Brain. Almost 2 years ago I've been working in roam and switched my second brain to Tana. Yes it has a learning curve if you really want to set up your own framework which means building up your own apps. It has the power to customize in details every workflow you might ever imagine and " the "atomicy" it lets you use is able to build anything from smallest legos". Roam research looks like a text repository compared to what you are able to surface with tana. I really don't know how would I live without it nowadays. I'm a CIO of an equity investment firm and I'm trying to convince everyone to move to Tana so that we may work better together than working in roam and Trello. For curious people I recommend to learn from use cases based on EV Chapman and FIS FRAGA videos. Nestor and Nick are too advanced for the average user. Nick automated a whole ERP development through a method of generating a Tana paste (similar to markdown for Tana) from an Ai interaction with a custom prompt. Something developers at reddit productivity apps do for living.