I’m looking into a plugin that would let me copy some Markdown from the current note and transform it into Latex. The current Pandoc route seems set for whole documents more than fragments, and I’d like to write something very simple for pasting into Overleaf, but with a bit of control over how citations are handled. Is it possible to make use of the existing Markdown parser within Obsidian? Is there a way to get an intermediate tree, or will it always work with a DOM?

For the foreseeable future I’ve settled on Craft as my primary note taking and KM application. I like Craft so this is hardly a burden but I am disappointed. For all of the reasons that have been pointed out by others (I’ll not repeat them here), I wanted to make Obsidian my default note taking and KM app. I watched videos, installed plugins, migrated notes to Obsidian, and more. I ran into two problems that I could not resolve. That could be due to a lack of knowledge on my part but I think th...

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Logseq allows you to freely publish notes using custom domain or GitHub pages. Using the below steps, you can accomplish that.

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An update on my years-long habit, with a new tool.

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I’ve recently been hacking on creating a new parser for the Link Grammar theory of natural language parsing. I want to couple parsing to machine learning (ML), to that I can use ML to learn n…

I’m starting to collect thoughts, ideas, questions, etc. around the broad topic of “the future of note-taking and knowledge management”. While my own focus is often on personal knowledge (PKM), I think some of the most important challenges in this general space are related or adjacent to multi-user functions and systems, “collective sense-making”, etc. This will start of pretty basic, but I hope to expand it over time. I would welcome comments to help co-create the content here! Including re...