yeah, that's completely fair. i don't think we have it documented 😅

i'll be sure to update that today!

no worries, if you don't get to it i'll submit a PR

might be late late though

just as a side note, I found the link documentation in general pretty lacking, I think it might be a big barrier to entry for people coming from obsidian

you mean this page? https://dendron.so/notes/3472226a-ff3c-432d-bf5d-10926f39f6c2.html

"engine not set" upon copying note ref?

dendron activates if you open a dendron workspace (

dendron.code-workspace

). that message indicates that you're not currently in a workspace

hmm

preview on pages with refs doesn't show the link title like preview on the actual page does

curious, no?

currently , the refs show notes by their path. we'll be updating the option to show title by default this coming week

I feel like Dendron belongs in here https://github.com/prathyvsh/networked-notebooks

nice find! can you submit a pull request? otherwise, i'll try to add one by end of the week

My replacement monitor should come tomorrow, my Hann G gave up the ghost last week, 10+ years so no shame. Needs displayport to displayport, hate buying those things at Best Buy, makes me miss RadioShack, (almost) 😆 .

anyone getting or considering getting an Apple silicon machine?

just bought a new 15” macbook last year so will be a little before i get a new laptop 😅

the specs and power consumption look phenomenal. ben thompson is one of my favorite analyst just did a write up about apples new lineup/business https://stratechery.com/2020/apples-shifting-differentiation/

Very interesting article. Thanks for sharing it @User

The big concern from me (and it makes me glad I bought the 16" refurb a few months ago) is the lack of x86 virtualisation support, which is kinda essential for some of my work with Kubernetes

That said, Parallels have announced they're working on it, and I'm all for competition and workstation grade machines that have great battery life and don't burn my lap, though, and I think Apple are pretty well-versed in doing these large scale migrations

@User saw this and thought of you 🙂

> My replacement monitor should come tomorrow, my Hann G gave up the ghost last week, 10+ years so no shame. Needs displayport to displayport, hate buying those things at Best Buy, makes me miss RadioShack, (almost) 😆 . @User Got it, working well. Came via UPS, and they rerouted to one of their "Access Points", turned out to be the local CVS, times are changing

@User 🙂 Oh boy....I better not open steam. Too tempting.

I'm looking for software where I can navigate through a 3D world and quickly add 3D shapes/objects, and text/hyperlinks/scripts, and has search and tags in a sidebar. My use case is to notetaking and memory palaces. Mapping structured information into digital representations of physical structures . What might work for such a software? My starting brainstorms are Unity editor, some kind of ArcGIS-like editor, or some sort of video editing software

> I'm looking for software where I can navigate through a 3D world and quickly add 3D shapes/objects, and text/hyperlinks/scripts, and has search and tags in a sidebar. My use case is to notetaking and memory palaces. What might work for such a software? My starting brainstorms are Unity editor and some sort of video editing software @HeyyyyJinn id like same thing, here’s a couple relevant components maybe

Can I embed a Markdown editor in Unity Engine and have the markdown documents/headers/blocks show up as objects in the world? Id like to turn a textbook intoa 3d world 🙂

I don’t see anything but dev standing in the way of that! Question is what does that look like/how heavy a lift?

Maybe before it is projected into 3D, what about just 2d? https://gather.town

Actually, gather not so relevant, but 2d question is