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dtkav
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About dtkav
email me: hn@danielgk.com
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Comment #48351497
I have a matte black Pixelbook Go running PopOS and i love it. The hardware feels great to hold (though the touchpad is still meh). I covered the Google logos with a glossy black v…
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Comment #48137909
let's collab! daniel @ relay.md
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Comment #48111949
IMO Obsidian is currently the king of "personal software frameworks". You can look at YT channels for inspiration of what other people are doing, but I'd avoid trying to copy someo…
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Comment #48111296
There are a handful of plugins that might help. Obsidian sync works well for device sync and the CLI is great for agentic stuff. For real-time collaboration, some options are: - Re…
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Comment #48111223
Yeah, the answer definitely isn't "hey claude is this a good plugin?" as the only gate. But for defense in depth, we've never had a more powerful tool to figure out if a plugin is …
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Comment #48111046
Speaking as someone who has been building a business around an Obsidian plugin - I think you're on the right track. What actually matters is that the plugin developer is pro-social…
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Comment #48110915
Thank you <3
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Comment #48110898
For those not aware, it has basically been impossible to submit new plugins due to the manual review (and how easy/fun it is to write a plugin with AI). The developer community was…
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Comment #48110812
Hey kepano - can you please grandfather in existing plugin IDs? Forcing a migration seems really user-unfriendly unless there's a symlink or something. We have a "caution" score be…
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Comment #48110748
IMO this is an outdated view. Existing developer platforms have had to rely on static heuristics and capability-based permission systems, but now AI can run at scale and surface a …
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Comment #47767635
Thanks for the kind words Chris :)
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Comment #47721387
> I don't think Obsidian does synchronous collaboration well (could be wrong) but for asynchronous collaboration it ought to be fine. If you want to do real-time collaboration in O…
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Comment #47678122
It seems like you're using stable IDs for the links. Did you run into issues using the name like Obsidian does?
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Comment #47677155
This is really cool. I'm excited to dive into the code later today. Im building something similar but have been working from the opposite direction. I started by making Obsidian re…
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Comment #47663772
Nice! Do you have a skill that describes this workflow?
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Comment #47468504
The Obsidian kanban plugin does this. I recently added support for it in my real-time-collaboration plugin (Relay).
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Comment #47377776
I was early at Planet (and fresh out of college) and the transition internally towards govt money was very painful for the bright eyed save-the-world hackers internally. The initia…
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Comment #47373336
This is really wholesome. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #47371392
We let docs converge independently. This is a problem for bases in the current sync engine, but something we're resolving soon with "continuous-background-sync". I think it is also…
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Comment #47368441
IMO Obsidian Sync is a fantastic solution for e2ee device sync in Obsidian. It is a good/honest business model to fund the development of Obsidian. What complaints are you hearing?…
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Comment #47368390
Great work Kavin! This is a super interesting space, and lots of fun and difficult problems to tackle. A few trailheads of interesting complexity: 1. Concurrent machine edits - in …
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Comment #47360678
I'm working on something similar with https://github.com/dtkav/agent-creds though I keep growing the scope. The model is solid. It feels like the right way to use YOLO mode. I've b…
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Comment #47223042
Hey, developer behind Relay here. Yes, our sync engine is home-grown. We use CRDTs to provide real-time google-docs-like collaboration which is not something Obsidian supports (yet…
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Comment #46881106
I've been working on something similar (with claude code). It's a sandbox that uses envoy as a transparent proxy locally, and then an external authz server that can swap the creds.…
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Comment #46834409
I think mostly social accountability. My cofounder actually has a bunch of skills with claude code that surface context into our daily notes (from our meeting notes, transcripts, c…