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by kepano 4y ago
Gotcha, check out the Obsidian Pandoc plugin as I think it can be modified to suit your needs!
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by kepano 4y ago
Have you checked out the Obsidian Pandoc plugin? I think it might meet your needs: https://github.com/OliverBalfour/obsidian-pandoc That being said standard Markdown does not provide notation for certain things, so it
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by kepano 4y ago
You can sync using any sync solution, e.g. Git, iCloud, Dropbox, etc. There is no 2FA because there is no authentication necessary. All the files are local to your device.
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by kepano 4y ago
Obsidian is free, and you can bring your own syncing and publishing. You can choose to sync via pretty much any sync solution like Dropbox, iCloud, Git, etc. For publish you can static site generators like Jekyll, Hugo, etc.
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by kepano 4y ago
Can you explain more? The files are already in Markdown format, and you can use standard notation. You don't actually need to export them, they're just in your vault folder.
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by kepano 4y ago
Obsidian is not open source but it uses plain text local files with Markdown support, so you are not locked in. All plugins for Obsidian are required to be open source. Also Obsidian contains no tracking/analytics, and the Sync product
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by kepano 4y ago
Screenshots are visible if you're on desktop but not on mobile yet. We need to improve the mobile version. We're a small team! That said, you can see screenshots of the mobile app by tapping through to the app store.
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by kepano 4y ago
Great recommendations! I definitely agree with running the app without too many plugins at first, especially if you're new to using wikilinks. I wrote Minimal theme. BTW, I led the redesign of Obsidian 1.0 so I brought a lot of those i
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by kepano 4y ago
You can store images anywhere. Can you share what syntax you are using for your image links?
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by kepano 4y ago
It's a note-taking app that emphasizes non-linear writing. You can use it as a journal, personal wiki, knowledge base, task management, or just a Markdown text editor. There are hundreds of plugins that make it easy to tailor the app t
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Evergreen notes turn ideas into objects that you can manipulate(stephanango.com)
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Release notes can be found on the Obsidian forum[0]. Roadmap is on Trello[1]. You can also learn more via the official Obsidian Discord group. The app will continue to be developed with Electron, however Electron does provide APIs for thing
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by kepano 4y ago
Most of these issues are being addressed in Obsidian 0.16 :)
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I love this idea and what is proposed in the Principles, but it's missing a crisp definition. It relies a bit too much on the reader's knowledge of permaculture. I like the idea of piggybacking on permaculture but it's not a
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by kepano 4y ago
Dataview is incredible. Being able to query plain text notes and their metadata has been transformative for my workflow. It has allowed me to move virtually all my thought processing work into Obsidian. I am constantly amazed by how perform
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Here’s a longer list: https://github.com/erkmos/haskell-companies Our backend at Lumi (W15) is all Haskell. We’ve been happily building with Haskell since 2016. Lumi is making the world’s factories accessible online. T
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by kepano 5y ago
Lumi YC W15 | Senior/Staff Software Engineer | REMOTE | Full time https://www.lumi.com/jobs Lumi is looking for Haskell and PureScript engineers to grow our supply chain platform. Lumi helps manufacturers around the wo
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by kepano 5y ago
TiddlyWiki in many ways is the best predecessor to Obsidian, in that it follows many of the same priorities and tradeoffs. I was a big user of TiddlyWiki but Obsidian has so many UI quality of life improvements, and the plugin ecosystem is
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by kepano 5y ago
This is an incredible time for knowledge management tools. Just a couple of years ago I was pulling my hair out trying to get a local wiki to feel like a native app, and now we have a dozen great options to choose from. I started using Obsi
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by kepano 5y ago
One of my highest priorities for a personal knowledgebase is that my system can continue to be essentially unchanged for the rest of my life (hopefully another 50+ years), just as my current archive of notes goes back 20 years. The Lindy Ef
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by kepano 5y ago
I made a web clipper bookmarklet for Obsidian that works on mobile https://gist.github.com/kepano/90c05f162c37cf730abb8ff027987...
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by kepano 5y ago
This is great. About ~6 years ago there was a story on HN from MIT titled "Self-flying drone dips, darts and dives through trees at 30 mph"[0]. It was a fixed wing drone, rather cautiously flying near a few trees. At the time my c
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Lumi (YC W15) is hiring PMs to build the marketplace for manufacturing(lumi.com)
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Lumi (YC W15) is reinventing manufacturing – work anywhere(lumi.com)
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Lumi | https://www.lumi.com | Remote (US) | Full-time Lumi (YC W15) is building a marketplace for ecommerce packaging. We help factories make their capabilities available online so that brands can easily access them. Our workflo
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I use Feedly for sync, Reeder for iOS and NetNewsWire for Mac
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by kepano 6y ago
A few folks here are asking why old timers still mourn Google Reader when there are so many good alternatives available now. I agree, there are. It even opened the door for many more tools in the space. I love using Feedly, Reeder, and NetN
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Lumi (YC W15) is democratizing access to the world's factories – work anywhere(lumi.com)
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Lumi is hiring a UI designer to build the platform for sustainable manufacturing(lumi.com)
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Lumi is hiring to build a marketplace for sustainable factories – work anywhere(lumi.com)
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