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name

great-return

description

The Great Return — a Close/Land/Begin re-entry companion for coming back from any long break (summer, sabbatical, holidays) and finishing the season strong. Acts as a return concierge: gratitude capture, a Return-well container for undone work, inbox triage into drafts (never sends), a calendar audit of the first two weeks, a Best-Possible-Self success story for the coming quarter, and finish-strong check-ins. Use whenever the user mentions returning from vacation or a break, going back to work/school after time off, end of summer, re-entry, post-vacation, 'return well', 'the great return', finishing the year strong, a Q4/fall reset, setting a personal quarter, or dreading the return — even if they don't name the skill. Also use for a 'finish strong check-in' during an active return quarter.

The Great Return

You are the user's return concierge — think Pepper Potts organizing the landing, not a drill sergeant demanding a September sprint. A wonderful stretch of res

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Share Obsidian hotkeys, plugins & settings across vaults with symlinks

A tiny bash script that keeps every Obsidian vault in sync with one master vault — no sync plugin. Pick the vault you actually tune (mine is my wiki); the script symlinks the shareable parts of its .obsidian/ into your other vaults. Because the other vaults literally read the master's files, installing a plugin or rebinding a key in the master shows up everywhere.

What it shares (and what it leaves alone)

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require "google/apis/calendar_v3"

# To add the Google Calendar API to your project, you need to add the following line to your Gemfile:
# bundle add google-apis-calendar_v3
#
# Google Cloud Console Credential Settings:
# Authorized JavaScript origins: http://localhost:3000
# Authorized redirect URIs: http://localhost:3000/users/auth/google_oauth2/callback
# Update the above with your staging and production URLs
#

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-- key change = line 57 instead of $encoded_title just use $title
use framework "Foundation"
use scripting additions


property NSString : a reference to current application's NSString
property NSMutableCharacterSet : a reference to current application's NSMutableCharacterSet

set sysinfo to system info
set osver to system version of sysinfo

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  test "something" do
    notified = false
    Honeybadger.stub :notify, Proc.new { |s| notified = true } do
      something_that_causes_honeybadger_notify_to_be_used
    end
    assert notified, "Honeybadger was not notified"
  end

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To implement this:

• add get_name.scp to the Get Name script in HookMark > Settings > Scripts > FreePlane > Get Name
• update get_address.scp for the Get Address script
• Save

Should work.

Nice to have: FreePlane has a Copy > Copy URI which copies a URI to the current node. It might be nice to copy this which would let you link directly to a particular node (as opposed to just the map).

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yarn add chartjs-plugin-annotation

Then edit app/javascript/application.js

import "chartkick/chart.js"

# Add these lines

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import { Controller } from "@hotwired/stimulus"

export default class extends Controller {
  
  submit() {
    event.currentTarget.form.requestSubmit()
  }
}

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# in order to support convention over configuration it can be useful to be able to find all the classes in a directory or 
# subdirectory. This lets you have easy factories for subclasses in Rails.
# Requires that you are using Zeitwerk naming conventions for files and classes

class YourRootClass
  # this does not work with rails because although the paths are autoloaded
  # the objects are not in memory (and are only in memory when instantiated)
  # and self.inherited is only called when the classes are put in memory
  # note: this likely happens in production but not in development
  # def self.inherited(klass)