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msfjarvis.dev | ||
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www.thoughtasylum.com
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| | | | | The personal knowledge management application Obsidian has a built in templating system that allows you to insert boiler plate text into an Obsidian note. While it is entirely functional, the Obsidian community is full of talented developers, and through its plugin architecture, a templating plugin surfaced that provided considerably more functionality than the core plugin. I recently posted about one of the more advanced uses for this plugin, and was contacted by one of my readers to note that I had not actually explained how to use templating. In this post, I'm going to attempt to address that omission. | |
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proto.garden
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author shares a personal guide on using Obsidian for note-taking, detailing their evolving system, essential extensions like Templater and Checklist, and practical tips for organization and publishing. | |
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saeedesmaili.com
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| | | | | I keep hearing from people that they find it difficult to keep track of what needs to be done. Every one of us has a list of different things to remember, work on, and accomplish. This list includes not only the very well-defined tasks that we call work, but also any Slack messages and emails that we have to reply to, documents that we have to read and review, and vacation time that we need to submit. | |
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amerpie.lol
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| | | 1. The Fiddling A pox on people who complain that it's too tempting to fiddle with your Obsidian setup and therefore their ability to make more widgets for the man is negatively impacted. I love Obsidian because I can never stop optimizing it. If I wanted something that was set it and forget it, I'd used TextEdit and miss out on so much joy. 2. The Plugins I do not understand the weirdos who take perverse pride in ignoring the 1600+ ways to make Obsidian better. | ||
