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Was in its own folder,  now in sync folder.

But,  I'm still considering the implications of each approach.
The folders will be copied and backed up in either case.


What are you using to sync?

I've found that you can edit a file that obsidian has open in another program and obsidian just updates when it is saved.

That's a bonus.  Does it automatically sense when a file is saved outside of it?
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Do you have the storage location from Obsidian in a sync folder?  Or in a different folder that you sync to your sync service?
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Living Room / Re: 3D Printing - General Discussion
« Last post by wraith808 on June 04, 2020, 07:48 AM »
So, more in the 3d printing department.  I have everything except for the printer now.  I purchased two spools of filament - https://smile.amazon.../product/B07PDW8QWJ/ and https://smile.amazon.../product/B00J0ECR5I/.

I also purchased a RPi kit from CanaKit and a 256 GB card to go with it: https://smile.amazon.../product/B07XPHWPRB/ and https://smile.amazon.../product/B07FCR3316/

The 3d printer won't be here until Friday, so I started setting up my RPi so it would be ready.  I first tried to use the card that came with it, since it had an OS on it, just to make sure that everything worked.  I have a display attached though not strictly required, and was messing around with getting an image on it, and decided if I had to do the configuration for it, I might as well do it on the 256GB card.  I had a bit of a struggle with that, but got it working. 

Then I actually looked at OctoPrint, and saw that they had an image to use instead of the standard one.  So I'm getting that done today, hopefully.
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I thought I'd posted this, but remember that things that can sync through dropbox, onenote, etc can be lifesavers.  It's the reason that I use my opinion on Android and used it on IOS - IA Writer.  Edits directly in Dropbox.
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I have access to Roam, and I don't really get it.  This is the link that they sent me to the help database that shows the uses of it: https://roamresearch...#/app/help/page/1308

It makes use as a graph database to map the vertices and edges.  A page on using it for Zettelkasten: https://roamresearch.../help/page/VURQiVZQR
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Notion has functionality like Trello in terms of the boards.  I haven't used it extensively for that, however.
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Plan D. Or maybe anyway. Writage. Writes Markdown and takes it into docx. Forces me to docx rather than rtf. Whatever - I'll go with the lingua franca. Convoluted workflow. But might act as lubricant in a workflow that's getting stuck. I've not tested this one yet.

If you use writage, you might want to also take a look at Writing Outliner.  It helps to organize docx into projects.
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Is there a way to do global search in a HackMD book? The top left search bar on the demo page only seems to let us search the outline.

No... that search box is only for the toc.
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MDyna is a markdown notes application that syncs with Github gists, and much more:
https://mdyna.dev

Thanks!  That looks interesting!
I don't get anything when I click on it. I assume the site is down.

I get the site.  The direct link to download for windows in case you're interested after seeing the github repo- https://github.com/m...yna-Setup-0.20.3.exe
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Living Room / Re: 3D Printing - General Discussion
« Last post by wraith808 on May 28, 2020, 09:18 PM »
Yeah... that's the reason I was going to wait.  But I'll just wait on the silent board.  Installing it seems to be quite involved though!

As far as that Creality, putting on my Kicksnarker hat:

1. The Target was $100,000.  They're at 3 mil.  I've found that to be a red flag.  More money doesn't mean that they will use it better in my experience.
2. Delivery September 2020? With Covid and all?  And that's not called out in the risks section?
3. The above with the stretch goals that include changes to the mainboard?  Their stretch goals make this a lot riskier, and definitely not going to hit a September 2020 timeframe.
4. 1st Created Zero Backed.  Not necessarily a con in this case as they are an established company, other than the fact that they might not know the ins and outs of Kickstarter and the communication might be spotty.
5. In the text they say, "We hope that they can actively participate in the research and development of our product."  This makes that timeline even more wonky.

Pros
1. Looking at the videos, $319 seems to be a good price for what you get- if that's what you get.  The reviews were only looking at betas, and I've been burned a couple of times with betas not being anywhere similar to the end product.  It's one of the reasons that I rarely back electronics type products.  Well actually for full disclosure, it will be around $350 including shipping.
2. They've released a product prior, so they have a proven track record in creating a product.

Final Verdict: I'm backing for $1 to follow the updates.  The wonky timeline, the fact that they say something about R&D and the stretch goals, the number of backers, and the investment put me off it.  That and the fact that I just got the SV01.  But even if I'd not gotten that, I'd not back it for the product.


Some of the Videos for those that haven't seen them since the markup is screwy.






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MDyna is a markdown notes application that syncs with Github gists, and much more:
https://mdyna.dev

Thanks!  That looks interesting!
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Living Room / Re: 3D Printing - General Discussion
« Last post by wraith808 on May 28, 2020, 12:35 PM »
So, I pulled the trigger.  More to come...
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Living Room / Re: 3D Printing - General Discussion
« Last post by wraith808 on May 28, 2020, 09:32 AM »
Since you seem to be regretting your decision to wait, this seems to be the same thing, but is in stock now:

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07TMLJS8Z/

Thanks!  That one doesn't have the extra nozzles, but I can work with that.  Thanks again!
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Living Room / Re: Archivarius questions (help using)
« Last post by wraith808 on May 28, 2020, 09:28 AM »
You can check for sure to see if they're still solvent by calling their sales number: +1 (800) 903-4152.  The sales links still work, so some plumbing is still there.
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3 transclude view: (this is the feature I'm looking for) the editor resolves only transclusions but no other markdown syntax. For example the editor shows "**weather**" (unresolved) but shows "hello world" (resolved transcluded contents of B.md) instead of "{{B.md}}".


I learned something.  Never heard of transclusion before.  For any in that same boat: Transclusionw
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*[] Read all the Andy Matuschak references from Panzer
*[] Work out sequence for evaluating text editors
*[] Check out Typora, Obsidian,  Texts, HackMD and CodiMD

So how long before BBCode goes markdown? Or rather forums simply switch to markdown.

Some forums and other social media already use Markdown (see *Diaspora and Discourse)
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Yes, quite a bit.  So much so that I pay for it.  I'm writing my book in it (it has a book type layout), and I thought reading this thread the autolinking feature would be nice for this system.

Cool! Do you have a view on the difference between HackMD and CodiMD? AFAICT they started out as the same project, but CodiMD is a FOSS fork. Confusingly HackMD github seem to still have a (competing) CodiMD repo.

https://hackmd.io/
https://github.com/hackmdio

https://github.com/codimd
https://demo.codimd.org/features#


I didn't see offhand where codimd supports book mode, which is my major use of hackmd.  And some other features, like workspaces.  And that's just from a cursory look.

And there's the fact that the active domain is demo.codimd.org- it seems that it's supposed to be self-hosted, and I'm not interested in self hosting it, and if it's not supposed to be self-hosted, then that domain would still make me shy away from actual use for anything.

Looking a bit closer, it even speaks to it:

It is inspired by Hackpad, Etherpad and similar collaborative editors. This project originated with the team at HackMD and now forked into its own organisation.

Emphasis mine.

Longer explanation at https://github.com/c...2539/docs/history.md
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Living Room / Re: 3D Printing - General Discussion
« Last post by wraith808 on May 27, 2020, 06:26 PM »
I know that the printer that I'm looking at has a silent board that makes it really quiet.  I have a vent hood for my soldering, so was going to see if it was enough for the ventilation- but yeah, that was also one of the reasons I didn't want a resin printer, no matter how much better the print fidelity was.

Do you use an SD card directly with your printer?  What I did go ahead and get was a RPi4 to use octoprint with it.

https://octoprint.org/

What sites do you use?  I've used Thingiverse before (https://www.thingiverse.com/), but just found out about MyMiniFactory (https://www.myminifactory.com/).

I started looking at 3d printing seriously when I saw the Kickstarter for Hexton Hills (https://www.kickstar...p-campaign-map-tiles).  I've since backed a couple more- both on Kickstarter and MyMiniFactory.
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Living Room / Re: 3D Printing - General Discussion
« Last post by wraith808 on May 27, 2020, 05:37 PM »
What about the ventilation and noise?  Any problems with either of those?
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Living Room / Re: 3D Printing - General Discussion
« Last post by wraith808 on May 27, 2020, 04:56 PM »
So you've never really posted your thoughts about your printer.  We've seen the results, but not your thoughts.  How do you like it?  How would you compare it to that printer I linked above?  Any tips or tricks that you've learned that would be good for a beginner?
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@wraith808, thanks. Are you using hackmd? Looks nice.

Yes, quite a bit.  So much so that I pay for it.  I'm writing my book in it (it has a book type layout), and I thought reading this thread the autolinking feature would be nice for this system.
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Living Room / 3D Printing - General Discussion
« Last post by wraith808 on May 27, 2020, 01:49 PM »
So, I'm getting into this sometime soon.  I figured I'd make a thread for people to discuss their own forays into it, and collect some knowledge.

A few videos I started with to see Resin vs Filament (I've decided to go filament- toxic waste as a material doesn't appeal to me)









Some of those are old, but all went into the selection of filament for my printer selection.

I've also decided on a printer- I really should have gotten it while Amazon had it in stock, but decided to wait.  Hopefully it won't be too long.

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B08346QY9K/

Sovol SV01 3D Printer

My reasons for waiting
1. I don't have the models that I want yet
2. The person that's been helping me the most on it said that it was up priced $60 right now on Amazon (probably because a lot of people are buying them being at home with time on their hands).
3. I need to get the Silent board too, and wasn't ready to spent even more yet.
4. The things that I want to print haven't been released yet, so was hoping it would be back in stock by the time that I had the STL files.

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Alternate link for the above which doesn't rely on Medium's pay gate:

https://stoweboyd.co...ttelkasten-in-typora

After reading that, I'd think that if you can get around the need for having editable markdown, https://hackmd.io would be stellar for this!
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I'm not sure about document structuring.  What I do see is that the cursor position on the preview would have to be fed back to the hidden markdown document.  The commands and text would always only work on the markdown document. I  don't see why it couldn't work in theory but I doubt there's enough processing power on most Android machines to do it in real time. There's already a noticeable lag in preview update and adding the fro to the to would kill it.

Very nice to hear that there are other people with the same wish because it feels totally against this bit of the zeitgeist.

If you want to be able to edit in the preview, Texts does just that, which is the reason that I don't use it.  I like to have my hands on the actual text of the document, but this software does it WYSIWYG and the backing file is just Markdown.  I was going to show some examples, but I can't run it right now :(

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