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by dtkav 9mo ago
From their roadmap page: > Multiplayer > > Share notes and edit them collaboratively https://obsidian.md/roadmap
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by dtkav 9mo ago
In Obsidian you can have transclusions which is basically an embed of a section of another note. It isn't perfect, but worth looking into. Regarding getting sherlocked; Obsidian does have realtime collaboration on their roadmap. There
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by dtkav 9mo ago
How was the migration process? I work on a plugin that makes Obsidian real-time collaborative (relay.md), so if the migration is smooth I wonder how close we are to Obsidian being a suitable Notion replacement for small teams.
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by dtkav 9mo ago
Widgets are in the current insider build, so they should be available to everyone soon.
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by dtkav 10mo ago
I'm running my lemur pro with no battery (on a UPS) now too. My first battery ballooned and then I got a second aftermarket one and it balooned too -- Yikes!
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by dtkav 10mo ago
The nice thing about linking is that you can embrace the chaos a bit and not need to have everything organized into folders. Transclusions (embeds) are very useful also. I agree that the note graph visualizer is just a gimmick though.
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by dtkav 11mo ago
I work on one of the third party plugins enabling real-time collaboration in Obsidian called Relay [0]. We have a novel architecture where you can optionally register a self-hosted relay server with our control plane for complete privacy fo
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by dtkav 11mo ago
Relay dev here - thanks for the post! I'm happy to answer any questions.
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by dtkav 1y ago
Awesome! Here's the guide: https://tonies-wiki.revvox.de/ If you're in the US i can send you a list of links for the supplies needed. Email in bio =]
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by dtkav 1y ago
I recently bought the toniebox to hack it for my son's 4th birthday. It has become his favorite object. I considered building sometime custom, but the tonie hardware is cute, portable, and lovable in a way that would be hard to replica
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by dtkav 1y ago
Nice work - the aesthetic is on point! I've been thinking a bit about the "protocol"/features behind "Obsidian Graph Markdown" like frontmatter and link-integrity-on-rename. Have you implemented anything like t
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by dtkav 1y ago
For those who don't know, Leo Labs operates a commercial version of NORAD radar sites that track satellites and debris. If you're a satellite operator looking to avoid conjunctions, then buying additional measurements helps reduce
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by dtkav 1y ago
Thank you <3
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by dtkav 1y ago
I have been building a plugin for Obsidian commercially. I messaged @kepano about being able to support paid plugins. Apparently they can't because of Apple App store rules that forbid third party "stores" (and/or requir
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by dtkav 1y ago
I'm building a file-over-app local-first app call Relay [0] (it makes Obsidian real-time collaborative) and I agree with you. We have a business model that I think is kind of novel (I am biased) -- we split our service into a "glo
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by dtkav 1y ago
yeah, definitely. It might not be the most strategic move, but i want to build cool and useful tools, and the Obsidian folks are a big inspiration. I hope there's a way to collaborate and/or coexist.
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by dtkav 1y ago
The plugin is called Relay [0] -- it makes Obsidian more useful in a work setting by adding real-time collaboration. One thing that makes our offering unique is the ability to self-host your Relay Server so that your docs are completely pri
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by dtkav 1y ago
I'm developing an Obsidian plugin commercially. I wish there was a higher tier of vetting available to a certain grade of plugin. IMO they should do something like aur on Arch Linux and have a community managed plugin repo and then a s
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by dtkav 1y ago
In the age of Claude Code having real-time collaboration + local-first markdown + easy to write custom plugins is the future. It makes no sense to lock up your documents in a saas product that gatekeeps your access to using AI on your own d
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by dtkav 1y ago
I'm with you. I've been working on making Obsidian great for work with real-time collaboration, SSO, and the ability to have fully private document collaboration [0]. Performance aside, it's crazy that in the age of Claude Co
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by dtkav 1y ago
Hey, sorry if it felt like an ad. I was just actively working on that project and i was excited to share it, but i see that i didn't do a good job connecting the dots. I think we both agree that Obsidian is a best-in-class writing tool
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by dtkav 1y ago
If anyone is interested in publishing Obsidian->static site but for teams, I've been testing a git publishing [0] feature for our real-time collaboration plugin called Relay [1]. [0] https://github.com/No-Instruction
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by dtkav 1y ago
thanks =] Find me on our discord [0] and I'll gift you some free storage. [0] https://discord.system3.md
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by dtkav 1y ago
Yeah, Obsidian is great. Enjoy.
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by dtkav 1y ago
https://help.obsidian.md/bases
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by dtkav 1y ago
Obsidian markdown has "frontmatter" which is yaml before the markdown file. A .base file is a query written in yaml that aggregates frontmatter values across many .md files into a table view.
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by dtkav 1y ago
yes! So many people are missing out on using claude-code directly on their knowledge base locally. Once you have it all local it seems completely crazy to push all of that context into a locked-in saas platform with mediocre AI tools.
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by dtkav 1y ago
I've the dev behind Relay [0] (real-time collaboration for teams using Obsidian), and we work with a lot of teams who have switched over to using Obsidian for work. We just hit 10,000 users yesterday. You don't need a lot of the p
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by dtkav 1y ago
Have you tried Relay [0]? It makes Obsidian work for groups by adding real-time collaboration features. (disclaimer: I'm the dev) [0] https://relay.md

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