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title: An Essay
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- incomplete
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This is tan essay.
Comment with [[Projects/quartz-comments|Remark42]] down below!
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title: "Obsidian: Digital Gardening with Quartz"
tags: ["meta", "webdev", "moderate"]
tags:
- meta
- webdev
- difficulty-moderate
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...It's this website.
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### Hiccups
This was a time and a half to set up RSS for. It used some bastardized form of Atom but with RSS syntax and so neither spec could parse it.
On the bright side, [one PR later](https://github.com/jackyzha0/quartz/pull/407) and Quartz is the only project in the Obsidian ecosystem with an RSS feed.
On the bright side, [one PR later](https://github.com/jackyzha0/quartz/pull/407) and Quartz is the only project in the Obsidian ecosystem with an RSS feed.
[[Projects/Obsidian/quartz-comments|Adding comments to the site]] was enough of a hassle that I consider it a separate project. Work in progress.

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title: "Obsidian: Editor"
tags: ["editor", "notes", "easy"]
tags:
- editor
- notes
- difficulty-easy
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Where the hell do I start with this. It's almost as convoluted and fine-tuned as my [[Programs I Like/code-editors|Code Editors]]. This is by no means a complete or current list, I just want to highlight some of the things I've done that have improved Obsidian's usefulness to me.

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title: "Obsidian: LiveSync"
tags: ["cloud", "advanced"]
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- cloud
- difficulty-advanced
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I assign each project a difficulty level out of the following list:
- #easy
- #moderate
- #advanced
- #difficulty-easy
- #difficulty-moderate
- #difficulty-advanced
## Productivity
- Anything hosted on [[Projects/my-cloud|My Cloud]].
- My primary note-taker, [[Projects/Obsidian/home|obsidian.md]].

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title: A Mechanical Keyboard Journey
tags: ["diy", "keyboard", "easy"]
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- diy
- keyboard
- difficulty-easy
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title: "Project: Memos"
tags: ["project", "cloud", "productivity", "moderate"]
tags:
- project
- cloud
- productivity
- difficulty-moderate
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[usememos/memos](https://github.com/usememos/memos) is another knowledge collection-oriented project, albeit with a slightly different audience to [[Programs I Like/obsidian|Obsidian]].

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title: My Cloud
tags: ["moderate", "cloud", "essay", "incomplete"]
tags:
- cloud
- essay
- incomplete
- difficulty-moderate
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A list of things that I do with cloud servers.

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title: My Computer
tags: ["productivity", "linux", "moderate"]
tags:
- productivity
- linux
- difficulty-moderate
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I run Fedora Linux with the GNOME desktop environment.

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title: "The Tale of Lexis+.js"
tags: ["programming", "productivity", "project", "moderate"]
title: The Tale of Lexis+.js
tags:
- programming
- productivity
- project
- difficulty-moderate
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This is one of the first open source contributions I made that I felt proud of. I think it genuinely solves a problem that I and hundreds of others have.
## I am faced with a problem:

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This should be a mostly complete textual site listing in case, like me, you find the aforementioned [[#What the hell is that spiderweb thing?|Graph View]] a bit too un-navigable for practical use.
- [[Projects/home|Projects I've worked on]]
- [[Programs I Like/home|Programs that I like]]
- [[Essays/home|Long-form, source-citing articles]]
- [[Misc/home|Miscellaneous writings]]
### Epistemological disclosure
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### Attribution
Feel free to properly reference any of the content within in your own gardens or work. Dont plagiarize.
**Do not input my work into a generative AI for any purpose, including to train or update the model, explore alternate positions to mine, or to converse with the work.** Keep the moles out of the garden.
**Do not input my work into a generative AI for any purpose, including to train or update the model, explore alternate positions to mine, or to converse with the work.** Keep the moles out of the garden.
### Privacy/Terms of Use
- I don't run analytics of any kind on this site.
- I don't share any of my content with third parties, nor do I consent to third party use of my content which I retain a copyright in.
- The sole exception to this policy is that third parties are permitted to link to this webpage in their own content.
- Comments
- The time of posting, username, and comment content are all public facing and stored on the server for the sole purpose of providing a comment service. These are not shared with any third parties except to the extent that someone may access that public facing data through this site.

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