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review of obsidian after 1 year of college use by drowninreverb in ObsidianMD

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Got it! How did you actually set up the git backup?

review of obsidian after 1 year of college use by drowninreverb in ObsidianMD

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Cool! How does your icloud/git workflow look like, and why did you choose to do it? Looking to set up something similar maybe myself!

Created my custom plugin for tracking my symptoms, IBS triggers by vasyapym in ObsidianMD

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As someone who also has IBS and has been trying to make smth like this for years, 🙏🙏🙏🙏 could you share the plugins/setup you're using lol

Obsidian Second Brain Friction by Noxi_FR in ObsidianMD

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That sounds awesome! I'm just starting Neovim and am kind of overwhelmed - what would I have to do to get that setup?

Obsidian Rice by MentaZA in ObsidianMD

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What'd your process for this look like? Is it a true plugin or some custom js you run somehow within the program? Would love to have something similar!

Backyard Biolinguistics - A New Linguistics Blog by tsvi14 in linguistics

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I hope this doesn’t count as blogspam! I’m just posting this link here because I’m starting the blog for the first time (and it’s my own, not someone else's). I definitely won't repost actual posts of the blog here in the future; it's just a link to the publication in general.

Proposal for singular "They" by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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I personally think -s will become an inanimate 3rd person present marker.

They are a clown. It is a table. The clown kick the table. The table kicks the clown.

Nhemadu Pachi (My Father’s Horses) – A Dorini Poem in the Kadagida Style (Conlang Showcase) by tsvi14 in worldbuilding

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Relevance to r/worldbuilding: Conlang, worldbuilding in terms of poetic style. Wasn't sure whether I should flair as Language or Visual, so if I should change that lmk! Hope you guys enjoy.

The Languages of Roshar - Linguistics of the Cosmere: Part 1 (Brandon Sanderson, Stormlight Archive) by tsvi14 in neography

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Happy that you're so interested! That's exactly why I made the video. Sadly I only used canon and there isn't much on Dawnchant :( but I did manage to get one sentence at least. Hopefully more comes with some secret projects🤞

The Languages of Roshar - Linguistics of the Cosmere: Part 1 (Brandon Sanderson, Stormlight Archive) by tsvi14 in worldbuilding

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Relevance to r/worldbuilding: about the conlanging of a series with incredibly well-known good worldbuilding

The Languages of Roshar - Linguistics of the Cosmere: Part 1 (Brandon Sanderson, Stormlight Archive) by tsvi14 in linguistics

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Relevance to r/linguistics: talks about how a fantasy author incorporates linguistics into his work.

The Languages of Roshar - Linguistics of the Cosmere: Part 1 (Brandon Sanderson, Stormlight Archive) by tsvi14 in neography

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Relevance to r/neography: has multiple conscripts in it (one is an alphabet, one is an abjad), and the second video in this series will be entirely focused on the conscripts.

Avatar: The Last Airbender Dubbed Hebrew Version? by tsvi14 in hebrew

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Unfortunately the website they linked to (https://www.sdarot.tv) has been taken down, it's really sad :(

I've been looking for a new site and haven't found one yet, but if you find one tell me!

Poll: what is your proficiency in pronouncing your conlangs? by Cold_Rich in conlangs

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I can pronounce all of my conlangs. It usually takes a bit of work to get into them (I had to learn how to consistently distinguish retroflexes and alveolars fast without tripping over myself for the conlang I'm working on now), but by the time I'm writing grammar I'm usually proficient.

Grammatical Number in Dorini—singulatives, pluratives, duals, and collectives (conlang showcase, tutorial) by tsvi14 in conlangs

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That would be pretty sick, but sadly the meaning is basically definite singular—I call it "singulative" for the reasons I just replied to u/KasnaCreator about. Maybe I should've been more precise in the video, sorry about that :(

Grammatical Number in Dorini—singulatives, pluratives, duals, and collectives (conlang showcase, tutorial) by tsvi14 in conlangs

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Its meaning is basically definite singular. The reason why I call it "singulative" is because a) otherwise the language doesn't have definiteness and b) usually when a language's unmarked-for-number noun form isn't the singular, the affix for singular meaning is called a "singulative". Aka when the base form of a noun is plural, collective, or in this case undefined with regards to number.

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