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@adamlaycock.ca
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 11/12/2025
Any chance of adding a widget to run other commands? I use an alternate daily note plugin and it would be useful to run that command over.
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 07/11/2025
#canada #rockies #mountains
A lake, mountains and a sunrise peeking through after a moody morning.
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 31/10/2025
I didn't include braces in that example, with the intention of implying that no function call was being made, it appears a no-op statement when reading the code, similar to how a string shows up. I guess a string is unambiguously a no-op, where my example isn't
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 30/10/2025
I suspect the reason is "directives already existed", and you're preferring to lean on an existing pattern
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 30/10/2025
Eg, something that is statically analyzable, but still clearly compiler magic import { useServer } from '$compiler/react'; function() { useServer; // ... }
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 30/10/2025
The "use strict" directive was deliberately backwards compatible. I wouldn't expect the same for code that uses "use client" or "use workflow". If compilation is a requirement, why not skip the backwards compatibility and use syntax that could handle versioning, namespacing, etc.
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 30/09/2025
AP and AT have different goals, and AT is still building its core functionality, eg, hosting private data on-network. The usability of spinning up new AT clients isn't really a central tenant of AT, unlike on AP where creating new nodes is one of the main selling point.
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 16/09/2025
Beard Doyle
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 15/09/2025
#MountainMonday
Jagged snow-capped mountain peaks, rocky slopes, and teal glacial lakes.
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 01/09/2025
It's wild that daily note rolling-over isn't built into the core plugin.
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 08/08/2025
This brings the functionality closer to something like Notion "relations" or Dataview plugin. Bases can show properties from multiple different files and treat your vault like a queryable database.
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 05/08/2025
"You can now also access properties from a file reference." You make my dreams come true. ❤️❤️❤️
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 21/06/2025
@obsidian.md The "Functions" docs suggest that I should be able to access a file when creating a formula with `file("somefile.md")`, but I'm just getting "⚠️ Error" in the field. Am I missing something?
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 06/06/2025
I'm very excited for the potential of reading frontmatter from other files. Joining content between bases would open a lot of doors, similar to Notion's relation fields.
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Adam @adamlaycock.ca · 27/05/2025
Does your day-to-day result in notes primarily time-stamped in this format? Or do you try to name files uniquely? I suspect that I'd routinely run into naming conflicts with a flat structure like yours.
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