inky95

Longtime user of Obsidian - trying to refine my system.

I use tags pretty heavily in my system to catalogue - keywords, domains, et cetera. I find them versatile, I like the hierarchy of nested tags, easy to edit with Tag Wrangler.
However, unlike with backlinks - it's hard to use them for discovering similar files.

What I would love:

A pane at the bottom of notes that shows a list/table/database of other notes/files that contain similar tags. Preferably there'd be a way to sort - most shared tags at the top, descending. Also preferably - an exclusion option to remove tags that might be overly common (e.g. I have a 'status' tag that indicates development stage).
Ideally, this

too much sad folk on my playlist so we get yearn-y themes w this one. trying to write something that feels good spoken aloud, so tell me what you think on that. also July is winter where I am by the way:

Your name tastes like wine I swirl and swallow it Sweet when I spoke it Then soured in silence, yet Sound off, ye soldiers who fight with nobody at home

No palate for bread, Break my teeth in the cold of July down the drain with just cracked lips to show For it stings when I feel the ebb and the flow of you gone

A wish parts my lips for some closure or coda, I'll list what I didn't do Write you a tome in a Field scorched we once sowed, I'll pick through the ash and good bones

Hi guys. I'm struggling with pushing into Apocalypse+. The thing that's gating me is beating boss levels. Any advice on how to beat bosses and which one is the easiest?

No Big N 400k salary goals here.
I'm talking about coasting-jobs - administrative bloat, poorly allocated govt funding, the ones where you might do some minimal hrs/week remotely on a full-time salary, or outsource 90% of the role.

The biggest pay:workload ratios (with a priority on low workload over high pay), no fulfilment/job-satisfaction necessary.

Do these exist or are they unicorns? Are they all they're cracked up to be? Can they be targeted as a profession, and if so, what would be your strategy to speedrun from 0xp into a career in one of these roles?

unnecessary personal context - i'm a data/coding nerd whose initial career-plan was the standard SWE route.
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I've been trying to increase my item level by farming Soggy Cave, but even on the 'recommended' difficulty, I get bonked by any pack of mobs with a half-decent enchant that shows up. Even normal mobs kill me in 2-3 hits if I let them get in melee range, and God forbid I let more than one get in melee range.

Does anyone have any advice for me?

dump of information about how I'm playing:

I equip the highest level items I find, regardless of if they look 'good'. Most of the ones I find have at least a half-decent enchant combo on them. Because of the drop pool in Soggy Caves, generally I rotate between melee builds. Although at the mome

no workbench but i ponder vices
dig through; find that which kind and nice is
to quiet existential cries is
fine

/

of this and that you must not think
of elephants all clad in pink
just picture pens and ink when you hear
lines

/

yes life is short
but days are long
and moments drag
in siren songs
and i can’t not tap my toe along
sometimes

no workbench but i ponder vices
dig through; find that which kind and nice is
to quiet existential cries is
fine

/

of this and that you must not think
of elephants all clad in pink
just picture pens and ink when you hear
lines

/

yes life is short
but days are long
and moments drag
in siren songs
and i can’t not tap my toe along
sometimes

Is line 1 too 'freestyle rap'? Too cheesy?
Should I switch out the end of line 2 with something about 'kind- and nice-ness' to avoid the repetition of the 'is' rhyme?

Is the 2nd stanza too on-the-nose with the 'lines' reference? Like I feel it's not NOT subtle but there aren't many

It isn't recitant. Not recalcitrant.
For some reason I feel like it starts with re-.
It's on the tip of my tongue and super frustrating, help me out smart reddit kids!

EDIT:
I'm a dumb asshole, and the word is contrition/being contrite.
Doesn't start with re- at all. Sorry friends. All good guesses!

(xposted, just posted this also in TrueFilm - sorry if that's not cool)

Just recently got into reading/watching lots of horror, and I'm interested in the subject of tension.

After watching that video of Vonnegut explaining the shape of stories, I started thinking about a similar way to plot tension in horror.
Some questions I'm interested in:

1. What does the 'prototypical horror story' tension graph look like?
2. How could graphs like this be used to inform the ever-present discussion of the validity of 'jump-scares' in modern horror?
3. Is it possible to visually show how various creators of horror stories manage tension diff

Just recently got into reading/watching lots of horror, and I'm interested in the subject of tension.

After watching that video of Vonnegut explaining the shape of stories, I started thinking about a similar way to plot tension in horror.
Some questions I'm interested in:

1. What does the 'prototypical horror story' tension graph look like?
2. How could graphs like this be used to inform the ever-present discussion of the validity of 'jump-scares' in modern horror?
3. Is it possible to visually show how various creators of horror stories manage tension differently? Kubrick vs Hitchcock vs Del Toro vs Carpenter, or maybe Stephen Ki