Reacting To Autism Memes | Feeling Personally Attacked

Reacting To Autism Memes | Feeling Personally Attacked

So this video is a bit of a departure from my regular type of educational content. I wanted to try something a little more light hearted and fun that also didn't take a lot of research to put together, and didn't impact my executive dysfunction heavily.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the video in the comments, if this is something you enjoyed i'd love to make more of them. All memes were supplied by members of my discord server so if you liked this video and got some funny memes to contribute let me know and i'll made a dedicated discord channel for meme submissions :)

Time Stamps

  • 0:00:00 Welcome
  • 0:00:23 Destroying Enemies With Your Mind
  • 0:00:52 The Procrastination Tidal Wave
  • 0:01:18 Doomscrolling For Dopamine
  • 0:01:55 Stim Songs For The Win
  • 0:03:15 The Universe Is Not Where It Should Be Move It 3 Inches To The Left
  • 0:05:05 Late Night Thoughts About What Your Own Brain Smells Like
  • 0:05:46 My Brain Is A Traitor
  • 0:06:03 Who Turned The Universe Upside Down
  • 0:06:25 ๐Ÿˆ๏ธ
  • 0:07:00 More Like Assorted Piles Of Books Strewn About The Vicinity
  • 0:08:15 WHY AM I LIKE THIS
  • 0:08:20 These Markers Will Become Progressively More Unhinged
  • 0:10:17 Beep Bop Boop Bippity Beepity
  • 0:10:52 I Will Try To Remember To Punch You In The Face Next Time
  • 0:13:32 Sorry I Cant Hear You Right Now I'm Not Wearing Pants
  • 0:15:46 What Even Is Autism Anyway
  • 0:17:50 Pure Grade A Organic Autism
  • 0:18:26 I Just Want To Say No
  • 0:18:53 Closing
  • 0:19:14 Outro

Goblin Tools For The Neurodiverse (Autism / ADHD Edition)

A collection of helpful tools for the neurodivergent to take advantage of.

  • 0:00:00 Welcome
  • 0:00:36 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL
  • 0:00:56 What 5 Tools We Are Going To Be Looking At Today
  • 0:01:12 Half Bold
  • 0:03:12 https://textsniper.app/a/987720531
  • 0:03:43 Arranger
  • 0:05:30 Goblin Tools
  • 0:06:06 Goblin Tools - Compiler
  • 0:06:29 Goblin Tools - Magic Todo
  • 0:07:34 Goblin Tools - Judge
  • 0:08:38 Goblin Tools - Estimator
  • 0:08:50 Goblin Tools - Chef
  • 0:09:33 Goblin Tools - Formalizer
  • 0:10:52 Wheel of Names
  • 0:12:25 Tiny Wow
  • 0:13:40 Closing
  • 0:13:56 Outro

Diagnosed Autistic at 30

It took 6 months of work but i was finally diagnosed with Autism. This video covers a lot of the thoughts and initial impressions i have about the whole situation but this is only the beginning. There is a lot i have and want to say on this topic and piles of research to do as well.

  • 0:00:00 Welcome
  • 0:00:05 Big Video Is Finally Here
  • 0:00:54 What we are talking about today
  • 0:01:58 What Led Me Here
  • 0:05:02 https://embrace-autism.com/
  • 0:09:56 The Referral And Testing Process
  • 0:17:33 Info About What Exactly The Assessment Process Entails
  • 0:22:28 Why Did I Want This
  • 0:25:24 Why Might You NOT Want A Formal Diagnosis
  • 0:27:29 Now That I Have The Diagnosis Now What
  • 0:31:31 Okay What IS Autism
  • 0:35:36 You Dont Look Autistic
  • 0:39:09 Autism Diagnosis Rates Increasing Over Time
  • 0:41:05 Getting Autism From Vaccines
  • 0:43:04 Identity First Language And Why Autism Speaks Is A Horrible Organization
  • 0:45:58 Accountability And Autism As An Excuse
  • 0:48:42 Treatment Options
  • 0:48:44 Treatment Options
  • 0:49:56 What Is It Like Being Autistic
  • 0:50:42 Physical
  • 0:57:21 Mental
  • 1:02:33 Emotional
  • 1:12:53 Social
  • 1:23:38 Observations From My Loved Ones
  • 1:24:17 Quote From My Clinician Assessment Summary
  • 1:25:37 Whats Next
  • 1:27:08 Outro

Obsidian Zotero Integration Plugin | Streamline Your Research Paper Workflow ๐Ÿ“๏ธ

Using the Obsidian Zotero integration plugin, i've updated my workflow to use this new plugin and drastically improve the quality of my zotero workflow.

๐Ÿง ๏ธ Personal Knowledge Management Discussion | With Omar Khafagy

This was a delightful conversation with one of my Discord moderators; Omar Khafagy. We talked a lot about Obsidian, My approaches and methodology towards PKM, and neurodivergence. Might want to start a podcast in the future with this lovely human :)

  • 0:00:29 Welcome
  • 0:02:06 The WHY behind the way my Obsidian system is setup to optimize for search
  • 0:08:06 Influence of the CLI on my approach, system rigidity and flexibilty, automation
  • 0:15:18 Was it hard to step back into my vault slash system after a long hiatus
  • 0:20:53 Why did i move my DevLog back to Obsidian and why do i always return to Obsidian
  • 0:26:56 To you, is the benefit of the vault more about retrieval or the act of tending to the digital garden itself
  • 0:29:54 When information is no longer correct, relevant, or agreed with in your own vault
  • 0:38:50 My approach when diving into a large body of work, top down or bottom up
  • 0:46:28 How my approach and thought process resembles an analog approach
  • 0:49:37 The separation of the UI, the model, and the backend of a PKM system
  • 0:55:49 The history of how i got all the way to this point in life with tech, PKM, and everything
  • 1:07:44 Do i struggle to work in ways that are not systematic
  • 1:14:03 What can people who do not think the way that i do, take away from my approach and thoughts
  • 1:24:58 How to get started learning the command line
  • 1:34:36 Why i love the command line so much
  • 1:41:56 Join The Discord Server
  • 1:46:32 Bloopers
  • 1:46:57 Outro

Obsidian Media Extended: The Best Way To Take Notes On Videos ๐ŸŽฅ๏ธ

Media Extended is the best approach to note taking on video files that ive seen yet. It makes it super easy to get what ive always wanted from video notes:

  • Timestamps that jump to that point in the video
  • Timestamps without effort
  • Easy markdown notes generated live while watching a video

I started with YiNote early in 2020 and moved to the browser extension memex when that offered a better experience and now finally this extension already in the Obsidian eco system adds so much value with such simple functionality.

There are 3~ main points of criticism i have about the plugin that could be worked on, but by and large its an essential at this point.

Main critique:

  • The cursor end point after timestamp insertion being on the left v.s. the right
  • The cursor focus after opening the plugin's modal
  • The cursor focus after using the plugin's modal
  • The ability to just hit enter and have the modal open the media after pasting is missing

Check out the plugin and let me know what you think!

โœ…๏ธ How I Use Todoist To Run My Life โœ…๏ธ

Todoist is something I never stop raving about.

My life would be a hot mess without this or a comparable application. In this video I go over how I use the application to organize my life. Hopefully this will help you better leverage the tool.

I choose to use the very affordable Pro version of Todoist and if you'd like to check it out just click Todoist above!

Top 5 Favorite ADHD Apps & Tools ๐Ÿง ๏ธ๐Ÿ› ๏ธ

The Apps, affiliate links and coupon codes for them, and i hope they help you as much as they've helped me!

  1. Textsniper: https://textsniper.app/?ref=bryanjenks
  2. Todoist: https://doist.grsm.io/p7v0i8sx9hnx2
  3. Morgen: https://morgen.so/?ref=bryanjenks12 | COUPON CODE: TALLGUYJENKS-TEN-1YEAR
  4. Gingkoapp: https://gingkoapp.com/
  5. Shortform: https://www.shortform.com/bryanjenks

See other tools i use and have found useful: https://www.bryanjenks.dev/tools-courses

๐ŸŒฑ๏ธ Dendron: A Unique Approach To Knowledge Management ๐ŸŒฑ๏ธ

Dendron is one of my favorite ways to taking notes on technical content now.

It takes advantage of a lot of the great work that has already gone into the VSCode IDE but also the existing extension eco-system.

Where dendron can't do something, there is likely an awesome extension that can.

This is now my go-to way of taking notes of structured and factual content unlike my Zettelkasten that is more of my personal take, ideas, and conjecture on topics.

Dendron makes the organization of notes via the schemas and dot hierarchies an absolute dream and the ease of refactoring a hierarchy makes the management of a lot of this information infinitely easier. I have hundreds of notes now and its just an absolute pleasure to work with Dendron with that content.

0:00:00 Welcome
0:00:36 What we are talking about today www.dendron.so
0:01:16 Into
0:01:26 My experience with Dendron
0:03:49 How and why dendron might fit into your workflow
0:12:37 Getting Started With Dendron and VSCode
0:16:41 Panes and Interfaces in Dendron
0:30:49 The dendron command palette
0:38:17 Languages Used in Dendron
0:39:23 Ways to use Markdown and extended features in dendron
0:41:15 Schemas and heirarchies
0:43:02 The Dendron Graph
0:46:09 Robust Linking
0:48:08 How to organize all your notes when there are too many
0:51:34 Refactoring hierarchies
0:52:20 Create schema from note
1:03:38 My personal schemas
1:03:48 daily note schema
1:06:00 Task schema
1:06:26 My software notes schema
1:08:53 YAML in Dendron
1:11:00 Templates and Code Snippets
1:17:46 Dynamic Variables Inside of Templates
1:19:43 Tags and Links in Dendron
1:23:19 Tasks and Task Management in Dendron
1:28:21 Dendrons global configuration file
1:30:29 Task schema
1:35:03 Dendron Pods
1:40:49 Configuring the pod
1:45:00 Leveraging VSCode as a platform
1:47:51 Dendron Publishing
1:48:33 https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/FnK2ws6w1uaS1YzBUY3BR/
1:50:23 My Dendron Workflow
2:06:02 Closing
2:07:06 Outro

Introduction To SQL & Databases

SQL is an awesome language and has been around for decades. It is the defacto language for dealing with and manipulating data in Relational Databases.

I use SQL in my day job every day and it is a fantastic tool in your toolbox. It is not only very easy to learn the basics to start getting data and working with it, but certain variations of SQL are just a pleasure to work with.

My least favorite type of SQL is PL-SQL in Oracle databases, and my favorite is T-SQL in SQL Server.

This video takes you through the basics of T-SQL and begins to enter the more intermediary topics of triggers, stored procedures, user defined functions etc.

IF you're looking to get a start in SQL and databases this is a great starting place for you.

0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:33 - Support the Channel
0:00:54 - What is SQL?
0:01:20 - What Does A Database look like?
0:06:03 - Database objects 
0:29:38 - SQL Language Syntax
0:30:18 - USE Database
0:31:22 - Basic SELECT Statement
0:32:47 - DISTINCT Keyword
0:34:02 - The WHERE Clause
0:34:56 - Aggregation Functions
0:37:59 - Aliasing New Columns
0:39:00 - Date Range Operator BETWEEN
0:42:24 - The IN Operator
0:43:11 - GROUP BY
0:44:58 - The HAVING Clause
0:45:36 - Exclude NULL
0:48:44 - SQL JOINS
0:51:06 - Aliasing Tables
0:52:29 - INNER JOIN
0:53:45 - LEFT JOIN
0:55:02 - RIGHT JOIN
0:55:48 - FULL OUTER JOIN
0:58:05 - Date Functions
1:02:37 - Integer Functions
1:03:16 - CAST Data Types
1:04:33 - String Functions
1:07:08 - Variables
1:11:47 - CASE Statements
1:14:54 - IF Statements
1:17:51 - TRY CATCH Statements
1:19:59 - Database Objects
1:20:45 - User Defined Functions
1:26:54 - Triggers
1:33:59 - Common Table Expressions
1:36:50 - Temporary Tables
1:40:52 - Stored Procedures
1:44:32 - Jobs
1:45:27 - Closing
1:47:10 - THANK YOU PATRONS
1:47:23 - Outro