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Can you share the shortcut link? That sounds very useful And if you like the Pentel GraphGear 500, you might want to check out the Pentel Sharp Kerry -- it's metal but with a post-able cap which makes it very pocketable.
Sure - here’s the shortcut: https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/1be6bb1d4b3c458eb4600314805... Some notes on using it: - Don’t input any degrees if you don’t want the image rotated (I wanted an option to also take vertical photos) - I usually save the image directly in my obsidian vault (folder) - In the final “share” step you have to choose the obsidian app and then import it into your vault and into the daily note or…
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#103I get around this by making a deliberate attempt to organize my notes after I take them. I will usually try to turn them into a word doc with a lot of word art, but if they need to be in a repo or something, I will go with markdown.
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This is an insightful comment that you have written and I appreciate you writing it, I had bought many pocket notebooks from a local shop but I ended up using them less than I imagined though I do have it near me but I don't end up writing on it. Personally I have found recently that Excalidraw is really good in terms of drawing with one of the mouse that I have (Logitech Razer) though I also found that drawing with…
I digitise some of my handwritten stuff, but not all of them, just what I really want to keep or be searchable. For that I created a simple Shortcut on my iPhone: take a photo > rotate it > resize by 20% > save file > rename > share with Obsidian and add it to either Daily Note or a specific note. In Obsidian I have a Claude integration (Claudian Plugin) with an /ocr skill, which runs optical character recognition on…