Lindy Effect: “The longer something has lasted, the more likely it is to continue lasting.”
What is this?
A “digital-garden” storing resources, notes, and documentation.
How is this done?
I have been using Obsidian for a few years as my main note taking app. This content on this website is written in markdown with Obsidian, and converted to HTML with Quartz.
Quartz is a fast, batteries-included static-site generator that transforms Markdown content into fully functional websites.
My main notes are written in my main Obsidian vault, and will typically be in simple bullet points, rather than fully fledged sentences. However, I wish to turn these more “bullet-pointed” atomic-style notes into more useful and thought out resources to aid my own learning and to create a nice little resource location.
More information on my workflow can be found in Workflow.
Lists of Folders
This list will be expanded. There is an explorer on the left (not available on mobile). The explorer has these folders and all notes. Folders are used with no real structure. To return to this home page, press the title on the top left.
Brief Introduction
I am Loic,
- See my technical profile here → lorentel.com
- Find my equipment and setup information here → Setup
- Other thoughts and ideas, alongside study resources, etc, are found scattered about this website