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this video by @noboilerplate does an impressive job of explaining the breadth of Obsidian in a short amount of time

123,062 views • 3 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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kepano3 years ago

@obsdmd I love that Tris makes the video scripts available on GitHub

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Xeophon3 years ago

@NoBoilerplate @obsdmd I love his videos and his voice. He started exclusively doing Rust videos and I watched them all. I never wrote a single line Rust.

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Amazing David3 years ago

@NoBoilerplate @obsdmd The thing is to use whatever app constantly .. like a year… itll be useful at any form

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kepano3 years ago

@ShenghongZhong @NoBoilerplate @obsdmd I agree with that. Consistency is more important than the tool you use.

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Bryan Vartabedian3 years ago

@obsdmd @NoBoilerplate This is good

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v1k2 years ago

@NoBoilerplate @obsdmd I moved everything to @Obsidian Loving it. Hard to get out of it now.

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Leon B3 years ago

@NoBoilerplate @obsdmd Watching this tonight

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Pradrawn3 years ago

@NoBoilerplate @obsdmd Funny I see this tweet, I just watched this a couple of hours ago.

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Joel Eriksson3 years ago

@NoBoilerplate @obsdmd Awesome video & I love Obsidian, but @NoBoilerplate, @ 7:32 "how does notion store canvas data" 😂 I think you meant Obsidian and not Notion there! PS. Only reason I noticed the mistake was that I was reading through the slides directly :)

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Stayu Kasabov2 years ago

@NoBoilerplate @obsdmd I have used Markdown forever. Obsidian is the actual software which will survive any OS changes. This is huge. The idea of interoperability is vital in the modern digital world. The idea of offline first is lifesaving in the age of learning machines.

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kepano2 years ago

@NoBoilerplate @obsdmd plain text files are more durable than any app or OS

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