Tip #649

Keep your Vivaldi Calendar organized by creating separate calendars for tasks and events.

Just like you can group your Bookmarks and Notes into folders, you can also divide the events and tasks in your Vivaldi Calendar into separate calendars. An immaculately organized calendar is a joy to work with.

To add a new calendar:

1. Go to Settings > Calendar > Calendars.
2. Click on + “Add Calendar” at the bottom of the list of calendars.
3. If relevant, select which account you want to add the new calendar to.
4. Give the calendar a name and a color.
5. Choose whether to allow just events, tasks, or both.
6. Click “Create Calendar”.

#calendar #events #tasks #vivaldi #VivaldiBrowser

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Logged into Remember The Milk (RTM) this morning to see this notification and the idea of some sort of "Spotify Wrapped" for a task manager me chuckle.

Anyway, RTM is a really nice tool for task tracking and has been going for 20 years.

Long live Remember The Milk!

@emilyboyd
@andrewski

Tip #611

View completed tasks in the Tasks Panel with one click.

There’s no better feeling than marking a task complete and seeing it disappear from view. To revel in that nice feeling some more, you can bring all completed tasks back into view and admire all you’ve accomplished. Or, in the unfortunate event, mark a task as incomplete again.

To view completed tasks:

1. Open the Tasks Panel.
2. At the bottom of the panel, click on “Show Completed Tasks”.

#calendar #panels #tasks

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I just created a program that uses an AI language model to go through my task list and calendar, prioritize the tasks according to who am I and what I do, what's the situation in our company and how much I get to do during my work day, top 5 and recommendations why and what should be postponed.

This gets saved to my Obsidian vault as markdown note each morning for me to start working.

All this with bash.

PS. I hate the over-utilization of AI, but it's good for repetitive monkey things and secretary type of tasks.

Today's card is 7 of Wands 

Some tasks need immediate attention whereas others can wait. Knowing which jobs to prioritise will save a lot of time.

#tasks #order #priority #efficient 

As #legislation #lulls, #LGBTQ+ #Pennsylvanians #struggle with the current #namechange #process

Even though the #process might look #straightforward on #paper, many of the #tasks have multiple #steps, must be completed in a certain order, and can come with costly fees.

#Women #Transgender #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #Pennsylvania #Transitioning #ComingOut #NameChange #Representation #Culture

https://epgn.com/2024/08/21/legislation-for-name-changes-in-pennsylvania-lulls/

In many ways this isn’t a surprising result of using AI to assist with a task.

I’d imagine the results would be similar if you compared doing this task with the aid of to a) an accomplished assistant, b) a mid-level assistant, and c) a novice assistant.

For me, what’s more interesting is that it suggests certain skills & knowledge are destined to follow the same route as phone numbers I.e few people memorise them now.

#AI #Tasks

RE: https://techhub.social/@rayckeith/112877800895409235

On se vaan mukavaa, kun voi aikatauluttaa lomatekemisenkin kivasti kalenteriin. Time blocking workflowni toimii seuraavasti:

1. Lisää kaikki oleellinen tekeminen tehtäviksi (Obsidian, Sunsama)
2. Tehtäville kategoria, suoritusaika ja päiväys (Sunsama)
3. Aikatauluta kalenteriin (Sunsama)
4. Aamuisin: Tarkista agenda

Blogi: https://www.rollemaa.fi/oikeasti-paras-tyokalu-tehtavien-ja-kalenterin-organisointiin/
Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/todoist/comments/1dy8a4c/my_current_todoist_workflow_with_sunsama/

Tiedän, että monia ahdistaa tällainen, mutta muista, että ihmiset ovat erilaisia. Minua ahdistaa "avaruudessa lilluminen", eli jos asiat eivät ole ylhäällä ja aikataulutettu. Kontrolli omaan ajan käyttöön ei vie vapautta vaan lisää sitä.

Tip #515

Make the past fade away in the Vivaldi Calendar by dimming the events that have already passed.

If you’re using Vivaldi Calendar to manage your events and tasks you may have noticed that past events and completed tasks have their colors a bit faded. This lets you easily see what’s done and what’s still ahead.

Past event fading is enabled by default, but you can review and update the setting to match your preference in Settings > Calendar > Calendar Display.

#calendar #tasks

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