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Isaac Wyatt

Hi! I'm a Dad, husband, and tech nerd in the greater area and frequently visit San Francisco Bay Area.

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🛠 Productivity ( and ),
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💻 tech
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🏙 The , and the Bay Area

Formerly , , , , and - now doing my own thing.

See: isaacwyatt.com/now/

www.isaacwyatt.com/Now/

Thank you for the warm welcome, everyone! I've been in Fediverse for awhile (my first experiment was back in... 2015?) but I've only been active for about a year. I created this profile for my real life identity so I have an interactive place to chat about my passions, interests, and network with folks that I might be able to collaborate with in the future.

For now, I'll just be lurking a bit and sharing some of the stuff I'm writing about. (While listening to Critical Role in the background).

To expound a bit on my introduction and establish my presence here, I'm going to share a bit about each of the topics in my intro post.

The first is or "Getting Things Done". A productivity system I've (for better and worse) practiced for the better part of a decade but with a few of my own twists[1].

I'm fond of using , and Asana and others are good for collaborative environments. has a lot of potential but needs work.

[1] isaacwyatt.com/using-gqueues-f

www.isaacwyatt.comUsing Gqueues for GTD

To expound a bit on my introduction and establish my presence here, I'm going to share a bit about each of the topics in my intro post.

I'm also really in to Personal Knowledge Management (PKM). It is an oft overlooked yet critical part of a 'productivity stack'.

I didn't have a (good) system until Obsidian came about, and had time and headspace to really be thoughtful about what I wanted from my system and what I workflows it needed to perform.

My system: isaacwyatt.com/using-obsidian-

www.isaacwyatt.comUsing Obsidian for PKM

One of my many interests (too many?) is Aviation. I'm a private pilot with high-performance and instrument ratings. It is an incredibly privileged hobby and one I'd waited until much later than most to begin. I've learned to fly in a Cirrus, and enjoy continuing to fly the Cirrus SR-20 and the SR-22 Turbo. Maybe someday the SF50 if I'm lucky.

I recently flew my family to the Troutdale airport in the Portland, OR area.

Here is a short post about it: isaacwyatt.com/posts/2023-11-0

@YadyO Thank you thank you! I have had a private semi-anonymous account for awhile but needed to set up roots for my public persona and embrace my true inner-nerd! 😄

@iw
Then you have come to the right place 🤓

@k3ym0 😂 For my part, its a bit of a double-entendre (minus the innuendo) as I love camp fires, but also Financial Independence / Retire Early. Though I can't imagine fully retiring any time soon.

@iw
Thanks for being with us here. Glad to have you.

@iw Nice to meet you! I’m interested in #pkm, #obsidian, #emacs. Hopefully talk later!

@joonhyeok_ahn of course! A lot of folks also use with the plug-in to do their work. Yours is the first I've seen emacs mentioned as a PKM solution.

@iw I’ve used #obsidian for a while. I got some pains from excessive mouse usage. So I slowly moved to moise free env if possible. One lf them was #emacs. So far, it seems possible to do graph-based note taking with org-roam and I can do text editng faster with evil.