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# Table of Contents for icons
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## Summary
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Unfortunately, I don't see a table of contents in your message. However, based on the comment at the end, it appears that the content is related to a directory called "icons". If you provide me with the actual table of contents, I can try to give you a more specific summary description.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be a project related to data visualization, likely built with the Dataview framework. The contents include a JSON file containing data, a JavaScript file for the main application logic, a manifest file for metadata, and a CSS file for styling.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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Based on the provided table of contents, this directory appears to be related to a web extension or plugin. The files listed suggest that it's a JavaScript-based plugin for a browser, with:
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* A configuration file (`data.json`) and styles file (`styles.css`)
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* A main script (`main.js`) that likely contains the plugin's logic
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* A manifest file (`manifest.json`) that defines metadata about the extension
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Overall, this directory seems to be a collection of files necessary for creating and managing a browser extension or plugin.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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Based on the table of contents, this directory appears to be related to an Obsidian plugin or add-on called "admonition". The files present suggest that it may provide some kind of functionality or feature for Obsidian users. However, without more information about the specific content and purpose of these files, it's difficult to provide a more detailed summary.
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Here is a possible short description:
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"The obsidian-admonition directory contains source code and configuration files for an Obsidian plugin that provides additional features or functionality."
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to an Obsidian plugin, specifically a citation management plugin. The contents suggest that it provides functionality for inserting citations and referencing sources in the note-taking app Obsidian.
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- [[url.lua]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to Lua programming, specifically files that handle various types of formatting and processing tasks. The contents include scripts for filtering citations, generating markdown content, handling math blocks, creating PDFs, polyfilling functions (likely for compatibility), and parsing URLs. Overall, this directory seems to provide a collection of reusable Lua scripts for text processing and formatting.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to an Obsidian plugin or extension, specifically designed to enhance its functionality. The files and subdirectories within suggest that it provides customizations, such as templates (texttemplate), data exports (data.json), and a JavaScript main file (main.js), which may interact with other components of the platform through manifest files (manifest.json) and CSS styles (styles.css).
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- [[neurips.tex]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to contain resources and files related to a research paper, specifically a dissertation. The contents include LaTeX files: `dissertation.tex` (the main document) and `neurips.tex`, along with a custom style file `neurips.sty`.
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- [[manifest.json]]
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## Summary
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Based on the provided table of contents, this directory appears to be related to an Obsidian Footnotes plugin. The presence of "main.js" and "manifest.json" suggests that it is a JavaScript-based plugin for Obsidian Note-taking software, possibly enhancing footnote functionality or integration.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to contain the files necessary to create a full calendar application, likely using the Obsidian note-taking software. The contents suggest that it is specifically designed for integrating a calendar feature into Obsidian, with a focus on providing a complete and functional calendar experience.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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Based on the provided table of contents, this directory appears to be related to an Obsidian icon folder, likely used in a workflow or productivity application. The contents include data files (JSON and CSS) and a JavaScript file, which may be used to manage or customize the appearance of icons within Obsidian.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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Based on the provided table of contents, this directory appears to contain files related to a project that uses Obsidian and Pandoc. Specifically, it seems to be some sort of reference list or documentation generator, with JavaScript code (in main.js) and CSS styles (in styles.css), as well as configuration files for both Obsidian (data.json) and the project itself (manifest.json).
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to contain configuration files and settings for an Obsidian-style note-taking application, likely a web app or extension. The contents include a data file (data.json), main script (main.js), manifest file (manifest.json), and styles CSS file (styles.css).
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to contain the files and settings necessary for a plugin called "obsidian-tasks" that is designed for use with Obsidian, a note-taking app. The contents suggest that it provides some sort of task or to-do management functionality within Obsidian.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to a desktop application connector, specifically designed to integrate Obsidian note-taking software with Zotero, a citation management tool. The contents suggest that this is a Linux-based desktop application, likely for syncing data between the two tools, including PDF annotations and metadata.
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.obsidian/plugins/plugins - README.md
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- [[templater-obsidian/templater-obsidian - README]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be a collection of plugins and add-ons for Obsidian, a note-taking and knowledge management software. Each subdirectory contains an Obsidian plugin or add-on with its own documentation (README file) that provides information on how to use and install the plugin in Obsidian.
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- [[styles.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be a template or project structure for an Obsidian plugin, specifically "templater". The files suggest that it is a JavaScript-based plugin for customizing the layout and appearance of Obsidian notes. The contents are likely related to setting up the plugin's configuration, styles, and functionality.
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- [[theme.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to a project or website, specifically designed to work with the AnuPpuccin theme. The manifest.json file and theme.css file suggest that this directory contains configuration files for a web application, possibly a desktop app or a browser extension, tailored to use the AnuPpuccin theme.
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- [[theme.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to the design or configuration of a web application, specifically an "Everforest" platform. The contents include a manifest file (manifest.json) and a theme CSS file (theme.css), suggesting that this directory contains project settings and visual styling elements for the application.
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.obsidian/themes/Minimal/Minimal - README.md
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- [[theme.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to a minimal website or application, as indicated by the presence of a manifest file (likely used for PWA functionality) and a CSS theme file. The exact nature of this project is not specified, but it seems to be focused on creating a basic layout or user interface with a customizable theme.
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- [[theme.css]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to Obsidian Nord, a theme or configuration for the note-taking app Obsidian. The contents suggest that it includes files necessary for setting up and customizing the appearance of Obsidian, specifically a manifest file (which likely defines metadata) and a CSS stylesheet (theme.css).
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.obsidian/themes/themes - README.md
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- [[Obsidian Nord/Obsidian Nord - README]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to contain a collection of themes or templates for a specific application, likely a text editor or note-taking tool. The table of contents lists several subdirectories, each containing its own "README" file, indicating that they are individual theme options (e.g. AnuPpuccin, Everforest, Minimal, and Obsidian Nord) with their own documentation and setup instructions.
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- [[Models All The Way Down - A Path Towards Software and Physical System Proof Synergy.md]]
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## Summary
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Based on this table of contents, it appears to be a collection of writing related to "101 Current Writing" with subdirectories and files focused on various topics, including an academic/technical project at the University of Pittsburgh (ARCADE Implementation) and an essay titled "Models All The Way Down - A Path Towards Software and Physical System Proof Synergy".
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- [[visualization for ANS Paper.md]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to be related to a research project or paper, specifically focused on "ANS NPIC HITL FHE", which likely stands for "Advanced Network Security" or a similar acronym. The contents suggest that it includes draft versions of papers and meeting notes, as well as visualizations, related to this topic.
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- [[Hardware In The Loop Papers.md]]
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## Summary
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This directory appears to contain notes and papers related to the topic of "Hardware in the Loop" (HIL), which is likely a field of research or study involving the interaction between physical hardware systems and digital software. The contents are organized into paper notes, suggesting that this directory is a collection of resources, possibly for personal reference or academic purposes, related to HIL.
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# Table of Contents for NonGraph
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## Summary
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Based on the Git commit history shown, it appears that this directory contains version control changes made to a project. The "refs/heads/master" line indicates that these changes were committed to the master branch of the repository.
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Without additional context or information about the project itself, it's difficult to provide a more detailed summary description. However, in general, this directory would contain:
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* A history of commits made to the project, including any changes, updates, and bug fixes
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* A record of who made the changes and when they were made
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* The ability to track changes and revert to previous versions if needed
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If you have more information about the project or its purpose, I may be able to provide a more specific summary description.
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