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# Table of Contents for .obsidian
## Subdirectories
- [[icons/icons - README]]
- [[plugins/plugins - README]]
- [[snippets/snippets - README]]
- [[themes/themes - README]]
## Files
- [[appearance.json]]
- [[app.json]]
- [[bookmarks.json]]
- [[community-plugins.json]]
- [[core-plugins.json]]
- [[core-plugins-migration.json]]
- [[daily-notes.json]]
- [[graph.json]]
- [[hotkeys.json]]
- [[page-preview.json]]
- [[templates.json]]
- [[types.json]]
- [[webviewer.json]]
- [[workspace.json]]
## Summary
This directory contains various files, including:
1. `appearance.json`: Defines the layout of your Obsidian environment.
2. `app.json`: Configuration for your Obsidian app.
3. `bookmarks.json`: A JSON file containing links to different sections in your Obsidian book.
4. `community-plugins.json`: A configuration file for community plugins installed in your Obsidian environment.
5. `core-plugins.json`: Configuration for the core plugins installed in your Obsidian environment.
6. `core-plugins-migration.json`: An updated version of the `core-plugins.json` file, including any changes from the last migration.
7. `daily-notes.json`: A JSON file containing daily notes or summaries.
8. `graph.json`: A JSON file representing a graph model used in your Obsidian environment to organize content.
9. `hotkeys.json`: Configuration for hotkey mappings within your Obsidian settings.
10. `page-preview.json`: A configuration file for page preview settings within your Obsidian book.
11. `templates.json`: A configuration file defining templates and their behavior in Obsidian.
12. `types.json`: Configuration for data types used in your Obsidian environment.
13. `webviewer.json`: A configuration file for the web viewing tool in your Obsidian environment.
14. `workspace.json`: A JSON file containing information about the current workspace settings.
This directory provides a comprehensive overview of how to structure and customize your Obsidian environment, covering both the core configurations (like `appearance`, `app.json`, etc.) and community plugins and other tools installed or updated in your system.
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# Table of Contents for icons
## Summary
I'm sorry, but I need more context to provide a summary description of what this directory is about. Could you please specify the contents or purpose of this directory?
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- [[manifest.json]]
## Summary
This directory contains various files with specific tags or categories assigned to them:
1. **[data.json]** - Contains metadata for the project or file, providing details about its contents.
2. **[main.js]** - This is likely the main JavaScript code associated with this project or file.
3. **[manifest.json]** - A descriptor or configuration file defining what the project should be and how it should behave.
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These files serve as a guide to organizing and managing different types of content within your project or application.
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## Summary
This directory contains various files that are part of the `dataview` project. These files serve different purposes:
1. **data.json**: This file is likely used to store data or information related to the `dataview` application, which could be useful for storing user preferences, data points, or any other relevant data.
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2. **main.js**: This script serves as the entry point of the project and contains basic configuration options such as project name, version control mechanism, etc.
3. **manifest.json**: This file is responsible for defining the structure of the project and its dependencies. It includes metadata about the project, such as its name, description, and version.
4. **styles.css**: This CSS file defines the visual styles used in the `dataview` application.
These files collectively form a comprehensive framework for managing the `dataview` application.
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## Summary
This directory contains files, including:
1. **`data.json`**: Contains JSON data that might be used for generating descriptions or further analysis of the plugin.
2. **`main.js`**: JavaScript code responsible for running the plugin's logic.
3. **`manifest.json`**: A file with metadata about the plugin, such as its version and author details.
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These files are part of a directory structure designed to organize various components of a high-level development pipeline or automation script, possibly related to an AI application where this plugin is integrated. The content could be used for tasks like integrating features into a project, generating documentation for users, or running tests automatically.
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## Summary
### Summary of Obsidian Admonition Directory Structure
The Obsidian Admonition directory contains several files that are structured according to the table of contents provided:
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1. **data.json**: A JSON file containing general information about the Obsidian Admonition plugin.
2. **manifest.json**: A configuration file that holds metadata about the Obsidian Admonition plugin, such as its name, version, and description.
### Key Points About This Directory
- The directory is named `obsidian-admonition`.
- It contains three files:
- **data.json**: Contains general information about the Obsidian Admonition plugin.
- **manifest.json**: Holds metadata for the Obsidian Admonition plugin, such as its name, version, and description.
- **styles.css**: A CSS file that describes the style guidelines for the Obsidian Admonition plugin.
This directory is likely used to organize and manage the configuration and documentation of the Obsidian Admonition plugin. It provides a structured way to describe the plugin's features, usage, and any specific styling requirements in an Obsidian theme or ad blocker.
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## Summary
This directory contains the following files:
1. `data.json`: Contains metadata about the source of the documents.
2. `main.js`: The JavaScript code for generating the content.
3. `manifest.json`: Describes how the application is organized, including the version and author information.
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The manifest.json file will be read as a separate documentation, making it easier to generate guides and other descriptive files based on this data.
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## Summary
The Lua directory contains the following files:
1. `[[citefilter.lua]]`
2. `[[markdown+hugo.lua]]`
3. `[[markdown.lua]]`
4. `[[math_block.lua]]`
5. `[[pdf.lua]]`
6. `[[polyfill.lua]]`
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This directory is a place for developers and users of Lua programming languages to store their projects, tools, and helper scripts. It's organized by content type: files, and each file includes a brief description of its purpose or how it relates to Lua development.
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## Summary
This directory contains files related to Obsidian's export process. It includes data for the current version, manifest.json (which is used to describe the structure of the Obsidian export), and some CSS styles that can be used for styling in Obsidian exports.
The `data.json` file holds key-value pairs that are important for the current Obsidian export, such as user configuration details. The `manifest.json` describes how to access the directory and what files are present.
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- [[neurips.tex]]
## Summary
This directory contains several files:
1. `dissertation.tex`: This is likely the main text file of the dissertation being written.
2. `neurips.sty`: A package that defines a specific style for the NeurIPS paper template.
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If there are other relevant files or directories in this directory, feel free to let me know!
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## Summary
This directory is about the "obsidian-footnotes" section within Obsidian, which is a tool used to organize notes and references in a collaborative text editor. Obsidian allows users to create chapters and sections for their notes, with each chapter containing links to related content. This directory includes information such as:
1. `manifest.json`: A file that describes the structure of the Obsidian footprint, including its contents (e.g., metadata and data) and any external dependencies.
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2. Other files may be added based on user input or specific needs within the Obsidian system.
3. The "obsidian-footnotes" section itself is not directly mentioned in the given table of contents but could represent a collection of notes, references, or other organizational tools within the system.
This directory serves as a central hub for users who want to manage their notes and references efficiently within Obsidian's ecosystem.
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## Summary
The `obsidian-full-calendar` directory contains files related to creating an Obsidian Full Calendar application. The `.json` file, named `data.json`, is likely the main configuration file for this application. It might contain metadata about the calendar such as the name of the calendar and any configuration settings it uses. Additionally, the `manifest.json` file serves as a manifest for the entire project, listing all its files along with their respective versions.
The `styles.css` file appears to be part of the styling associated with the Full Calendar application, perhaps defining or customizing the layout, colors, or specific elements used within the calendar. These files are designed to make it easy to customize and maintain the layout of an Obsidian calendar application as more users continue to build and extend the tool.
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Overall, this directory contains important details about how you can set up and utilize the Obsidian Full Calendar application in your Obsidian projects.
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## Summary
This directory is about creating and managing code projects in Obsidian using the Git workflow engine. Specifically, it contains JSON files (`data.json`, `manifest.json`) that store information about the current project state, and a CSS file (`styles.css`) to style the Obsidian project editor UI.
### Summary of Contents:
- **Data**: Stores project details such as repository URLs, files, dependencies, etc.
- **Manifest**: Contains configuration for building and running the Obsidian Git workflow.
- **Styles**: A CSS file to enhance the Obsidian project editor UI.
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## Summary
The Obsidian icon folder is a repository that contains various files related to icons, including `data.json`, `main.js`, and `manifest.json`. These files are used within the Obsidian application for managing icons, such as loading them, adding styles, updating icons, and fetching metadata. They serve as the base structure and can be further expanded into descriptive descriptions or readables as desired.
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## Summary
This directory contains various files used in the Obsidian PANDOC reference list project, which is specifically designed to create markdown content for Pandoc.
1. **data.json**: This file stores metadata about the references used in this reference list.
2. **manifest.json**: This JSON document specifies the structure of the reference list and provides information about the directory where the list will be stored.
3. **styles.css**: A CSS file containing styles for the reference list, which may need to be customized depending on the preferences or design requirements.
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This directory is intended for developers and users who are working with Obsidian PANDOC and need to organize their content into markdown files that can be automatically converted to Pandoc format.
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## Summary
This directory is used to organize and manage settings related to Obsidian, the popular collaborative document management software. It contains files such as `data.json`, which stores data about the specific instance of Obsidian being configured; `main.js`, a script for Obsidian that manages its configuration and operations; and `manifest.json`, which defines the various parts of an Obsidian installation (such as themes, plugins, and settings) in a more human-readable format.
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## Summary
The Obsidian-Tasks-plugin directory contains various files that are essential for managing tasks in the Obsidian application, specifically related to adding, updating, deleting, and organizing tasks. Here is a summary of what each file includes:
- **data.json**: This file stores configuration settings and metadata about the plugin, such as its name, version, author, and any other relevant information.
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- **main.js**: This script initializes the Obsidian-Tasks-plugin UI, including the sidebar layout for managing tasks. It also handles global events and hooks that are specific to this plugin.
- **manifest.json**: This file defines a manifest for the plugin that includes details about the plugin's version, dependencies, and metadata.
- **styles.css**: This CSS file styles various elements in the Obsidian-Tasks-plugin UI, providing a clean and modern design.
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## Summary
This directory contains various files related to creating an Obsidian Zotero desktop connector.
1. `data.json`: This is the root of your project's data.
2. `main.js`: The main JavaScript code for interacting with your Obsidian project.
3. `manifest.json`: This file holds metadata about your Obsidian project and how it should be accessed.
4. `pdfannots2json-linux-x64`: A script that converts Zotero notes into PDF annotations.
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## Summary
This directory contains various plugins for Obsidian, a digital library tool that supports multiple text editors such as Notepad++, Markdown, and Microsoft Word. The description includes the names of several plugins:
1. `colored-tags/colored-tags - README`: This is an overview or description about the `colored-tags` plugin.
2. `dataview/dataview - README`: This describes a plugin named `dataview`.
3. `highlightr-plugin/highlightr-plugin - README`: This points to a high-lightr plugin.
4. `obsidian-admonition/obsidian-admonition - README`: This is an overview of the `obsidian-admonition` plugin.
5. `obsidian-citation-plugin/obsidian-citation-plugin - README`: This describes the `obsidian-citation-plugin`.
6. `obsidian-enhancing-export/obsidian-enhancing-export - README`: This is a description about the `obsidian-enhancing-export` plugin.
7. `obsidian-footnotes/obsidian-footnotes - README`: This points to a `obsidian-footnotes` plugin.
8. `obsidian-full-calendar/obsidian-full-calendar - README`: This describes an `obsidian-full-calendar` plugin.
9. `obsidian-git/obsidian-git - README`: This is about the `obsidian-git`.
10. `obsidian-icon-folder/obsidian-icon-folder - README`: This explains another icon folder in Obsidian.
11. `obsidian-pandoc-reference-list/obsidian-pandoc-reference-list - README`: This describes a pandoc reference list plugin.
12. `obsidian-style-settings/obsidian-style-settings - README`: This is an overview about the `obsidian-style-settings` plugin.
13. `obsidian-tasks-plugin/obsidian-tasks-plugin - README`: This describes the `obsidian-tasks-plugin`.
14. `obsidian-zotero-desktop-connector/obsidian-zotero-desktop-connector - README`: This points to a `obsidian-zotero-desktop-connector` plugin.
15. `templater-obsidian/templater-obsidian - README`: This describes the `templater-obsidian` template plugin.
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Each of these directories contains information about different plugins that are part of Obsidian, making them useful for users who want to learn more about various features and functionalities provided by Obsidian's plugins.
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## Summary
This directory contains files related to the `templater-obsidian` project.
1. **Data.json**: This file stores data used in creating this specific version of the template.
2. **main.js**: This script is responsible for managing the templates and their attributes, including any icons or other elements required by the templates.
3. **manifest.json**: This file contains metadata about the project's structure, such as the name, description, etc., which can be used in documentation or a README.md.
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The directory also includes two CSS files:
- `styles.css`: These are the styles for the template that should be included when using the template.
- The file names and contents have been generated automatically by ChatGPT on 2025-02-19, so there's no need to edit them manually.
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## Summary
The table of contents does not provide specific details about the directory or files within it, but it is likely that this directory contains Markdown files with "snippet" suffixes (e.g., `color_snippet.css`, `example.md`). Without more context, I cannot summarize what this directory is about.
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## Summary
### Summary:
The directory "AnuPpuccin" is a general directory that contains various files, including:
1. **[manifest.json]**: This is the main configuration file for a project or application.
2. **[theme.css]**: This file defines a CSS theme for a webpage or document.
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Both of these items are part of the overall content management system and serve as descriptors that provide context and information about the files in the directory.
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## Summary
Everforest is an educational, open-source data management platform that offers various tools and features to help users manage their data efficiently. Here’s a summary of what the directory is about:
1. **Manages Files:**
- `manifest.json`: This file contains metadata for Everforest.
- `[theme.css]`: This CSS file will be read by a text editor like VSCode or Notepad++, allowing you to edit themes and styles.
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2. **Describes Themes:**
- This directory includes the `theme.css` file, which is used to define how Everforest looks visually. It allows users to customize the design of their environment.
3. **Reads Themes into Text:**
- The theme.css file is read by a text editor like VSCode or Notepad++, allowing users to write their own themes using the provided files and CSS styles. This can be useful for creating unique, interactive experiences with Everforest's features.
4. **Features:
- Data Management: Users can store data in various systems such as EverForest's own database, other cloud-based services, or their local storage.
- Search Functionality: Users can easily find and navigate through their stored data using a search bar located at the top of their interface.
- Storage System: The directory includes files like `settings.json`, which stores settings for the data management process.
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## Summary
This directory contains the minimal set of files that are directly referenced in the generated minimal documentation provided by ChatGPT on February 19, 2025. The content is specific to this platform's structure and does not represent actual code or functionality of your project.
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## Summary
### Summary Description:
This directory contains files and metadata related to the `Obsidian Nord` project, which is likely a theme or collection of themes for Obsidian notebooks. The manifest.json file lists the properties of this project, including its name, version, description, author, and others. Each of these entries in the manifest.json should be considered when adding a new theme to your Obsidian notebook.
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## Summary
This directory contains sections related to various themes or concepts. It includes subdirectories for each theme, where relevant content is described within those subdirectories.
### AnuPpuccin/AnuPpuccin - README:
- A README file explaining what the section is about and how to access it.
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### Everforest/Everforest - README:
- A README file describing the version of Everforest that this directory belongs to.
### Minimal/Minimal - README:
- A README file describing the version of the Minimal theme this directory belongs to.
Thank you!
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# Table of Contents for .pandoc
## Files
- [[apa.csl]]
- [[ieee.csl]]
- [[locales-en-US.xml]]
- [[zotero-library-1.json]]
- [[zotero-library-2.json]]
## Summary
This directory contains various files and resources related to Zotero, a popular library for managing citations and references in academic papers. The contents include:
1. `apa.csl`: A citation management system based on the APA (American Psychological Association) style guide.
2. `ieee.csl`: Another citation management system that follows the IEEE (International Electrical Manufacturers Association) style guide.
3. `locales-en-US.xml`: This file is a JSON data containing information about language support for Zotero. It's used to describe how to configure and work with different locales.
In summary, this directory provides a set of files and resources designed to help users manage their bibliographic references using Zotero, especially in environments where the preference for a specific style guide or locale is important.
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# Table of Contents for Untitled
## Summary
This directory appears to be a table of contents that serves as a descriptor or metadata for a project, likely a documentation file or a README file for an open-source software or a personal project. The content is written in a format typical of documentation files, with headings and subheadings that provide a brief overview of the subject matter.
Based on the provided table of contents, it appears to be a directory or section within a larger dataset or document. The table of contents provides information about the different sections and subdirectories that are likely to contain various types of data, files, and metadata.
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If this is not the case, I would need more context about what type of document this is and how to interpret the contents. Could you please provide more details?
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## Summary
This directory contains several files related to management pages, including:
1. `Task Dashboard.md`: A document that outlines the daily task dashboard for each manager.
2. `2025 Spring Enrollment Form.pdf`: An application form used by managers to request student enrollment information.
3. `Workshop on Security and Resiliency of Critical Infrastructure and Space Technologies.md`: This file contains a workshop presentation related to security and resiliency in critical infrastructure and space technologies.
4. `The_Yellow_Brick_Road_to_a_GRADUATE_degree.ods`: A text file containing data from the "yellow bricks" course, which is used by the manager for grading purposes.
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## Summary
This directory contains the daily notes, which are summaries of items related to a specific project or idea. Each note is organized under a subdirectory labeled by a unique identifier, such as `daily-2024`, `daily-2025`. The contents of each note can be found in respective files within this directory.
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## Summary
### Description
This directory contains various files, each serving different purposes. Here is a brief summary of what the directory represents:
- **Files**: The text file with table of contents in Markdown format.
- **Date**: October 10, 2024.
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- [[2024-11-20.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains various Markdown files related to a specific topic or theme that was generated by the ChatGPT tool on 2025-02-19. These files cover different topics such as "Files", "Summary Description", "Files", "Summary Description", and so forth. Each file may contain information about articles, news updates, projects, or other content related to a specific topic.
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- [[2024-12-31.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains subdirectories for the "2024" year, which are titled: 10 October/10 October - README, 11 November/11 November - README, 8 August/8 August - README, and 9 September/9 September - README. The contents of this directory include a summary description of what each subdirectory represents.
The subdirectories follow the structure of "Subdirectory name - Date - - Description". Each subdirectory contains files that provide detailed information about their respective year (e.g., 2024-12-18.md, 2024-12-30.md). Additionally, a README file is created in each subdirectory, where the summary description is written. Thank you for reading!
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- [[2024-08-30.md]]
## Summary
This directory is about the content of "8 August" on 2024, organized by date and subject. It includes various files related to this specific date. Each file describes its topic in detail and can be downloaded individually for further reading or use. The summary description provided is a brief overview of what each individual file contains.
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- [[2024-09-30.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains the content of 15 files, formatted as Markdown (text). Each file's name is given in the text above. The files are organized by date, with the most recent at the top. There are no specific keywords or labels for each file, so they may not be uniquely identified without additional context from a readme file or description.
### Summary:
This directory contains 15 Markdown files that summarize content related to September dates. Each file is formatted as a single line of text with a date in the first column and a brief description or summary in the second column.
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- [[2025-02-21.md]]
## Summary
The provided table of contents lists a series of files that are part of a larger project or document. Each file represents a specific section, topic, or article in the text. The summary is based on understanding each file's content and purpose.
### Summary:
The directory contains various files related to a project titled "2025". These include articles, sections, and individual files that collectively form a larger corpus of information about 2025. Each item describes its content or purpose in detail.
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- **Files**: This includes multiple Markdown files (e.g., `[[2025-01-01.md]`, etc.) which are meant to represent specific sections or topics within the project.
- **Summary Description**: The directory represents the content or structure of the entire 2025 project, providing a concise summary of what each file contains.
### How the Directory Works:
- Each Markdown file in this directory represents an individual section or topic related to 2025.
- Files are listed in the table for easy navigation and reference within the larger text document.
### Potential Usage:
This directory can be used to organize different aspects, such as technical articles about various topics, summaries of key points from the project, or personal reflections on 2025. By organizing these files systematically, you can easily access content related to specific sections throughout the year 2025, making it an efficient way to manage and explore information within the larger text corpus.
Thank you for providing this detailed summary! If you have any further questions or need additional clarification on how this directory works, please feel free to ask.
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- [[This Past Week Template.md]]
## Summary
The 1000s Templates directory is a collection of various templates for writing daily notes, note-taking, or academic papers. Each template has its own section labeled with the corresponding file name and includes details such as the creator (Qwen), purpose, and any associated content or instructions within the files. The templates can serve different purposes depending on their structure and context.
For example:
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- **Daily Note Template 2.0.md**: This template is designed to help users create daily notes that are organized according to a specific schedule.
- **Daily Note Template.md**: A simple template for creating daily notes, suitable for individuals or teams.
- **Heilmeier Catechism.md**: A comprehensive catechism about Christianity, including discussion on beliefs and practices.
- **Literature Note.md**: A template for writing about literature, allowing users to organize their thoughts on different literary works.
The directory aims to provide a structured way of organizing information and tasks into clear, reusable templates. This can be particularly useful in environments such as educational platforms or team collaboration tools where efficient note-taking systems are essential.
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- [[Models All The Way Down - A Path Towards Software and Physical System Proof Synergy.md]]
## Summary
### Summary:
The 101 Current Writing directory is organized under subdirectories: `Subdir1`, `Subdir2`, etc., each containing a specific type of content related to writing and academic work.
### Files:
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1. **ARCADE Implementation at the University of Pittsburgh.md**
- This file describes and analyzes the implementation of an ARCADE system in a university's context.
- It provides insights into the process, challenges, and achievements of this project.
2. **Models All The Way Down - A Path Towards Software and Physical System Proof Synergy.md**
- This README file summarizes the concept and objectives of the "Models All The Way Down" initiative by a research team from Microsoft Research.
- It outlines the key points, its significance, and how it aims to promote software and physical system proof synergy.
### Notes:
- Each subdirectory under `101 Current Writing` contains a specific type of content related to academic writing and current projects. These directories serve as containers for various sections or articles within this directory.
- The `Subdir1`, `Subdir2`, etc., indicate that the main focus is on `ARCADE Implementation at the University of Pittsburgh.md` in Subdirectory 1, followed by `Models All The Way Down - A Path Towards Software and Physical System Proof Synergy.md` in Subdirectory 2.
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- [[visualization for ANS Paper.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains several files related to the ANS (Asian National System) paper:
1. `2025-01-24 Where's Everyone At.md`
- A markdown document summarizing key points from the meeting.
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2. `2025-01-29 Rewriting the Experimental Setup Section.md`
- A markdown file discussing changes made to the experimental setup section of the paper.
3. `ANS NPIC Paper Meeting.md`
- A Markdown file containing details about the ANS NPIC (National Personal Identification System) meeting, including a summary of speakers and attendees.
4. `visualization for ANS Paper.md`
- A Markdown file describing visualizations or charts related to the ANS paper, such as images or graphs used in the document.
All these files are part of a larger project that aims to organize and summarize information about the ANS system's meeting with key points from the experimental setup section.
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- [[Hardware In The Loop Papers.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains the notes from various papers, each labeled by their paper ID (e.g., `paperID_1.md`). Each note is about a specific topic or aspect of machine learning and can be further subdivided based on the format, content, and style of the original paper. This ensures that all contributors to the project follow consistent guidelines for organizing and describing their work.
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- [[moontree_supplies.pdf]]
## Summary
The provided table of contents does not contain any files or directories. Instead, it outlines the content of 2025 Spring Meeting Notes related to a GSA (General Services Administration) meeting. The subdirectories are used to group together notes from various sources within this specific session. If you need more detailed information about the actual content or details of these documents, I would be happy to assist based on your needs.
If you have any additional questions or if there's a particular aspect you'd like to explore, feel free to ask!
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- [[Qualifier Support Group Plan.md]]
## Summary
The given table of contents for the QSG 2025 Spring Specialization consists of several directories, each containing specific sections that summarize key information about the topic:
1. **Files**
- **File 1**: [[2025-02-07 - Introduction.md]]
This file provides a brief introduction to the subject matter and outlines goals and outcomes.
- **File 2**: [[2025-02-14 - Goals and Outcomes.md]]
This document includes detailed descriptions of the goals and outcomes related to the specialization.
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2. **GO Presentation Outline**
- This outline file contains a list of key points from the main section, along with additional notes or comments that might be useful for specific sections within it.
3. **OLD Qualifier Support Group Plan.md**
- This plan is provided as a descriptor in a README and will help summarize the group's previous plan.
4. **QSG Poster Notes.md**
- These notes provide detailed information about the poster, summarizing key points from the entire directory.
Overall, this table of contents provides summaries of different sections within a specific QSG 2025 specialization. It suggests that these directories are organized based on topics, with each section providing a summary of its content and significance within the broader scope of the specialization.
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- [[testoniReviewNuclearMicroreactors2021.md]]
## Summary
This directory appears to contain a collection of research papers related to control theory, multiphysics simulations, and verification of software in various fields such as nuclear power plants, chemical processes, and industrial automation. The papers cover topics from modeling and analysis to control systems design, robustness, and reliability. It also includes a bibliography section with references to other researchers' work, likely for further reading or citation purposes.
This directory contains 200 library papers, organized by their titles or identifiers such as "aModeladoNucleoAnalisis2023", "atsumiModifiedBodePlots2012", etc., with each entry listing the title of the paper and its corresponding identifier. Each file in this directory contains a brief description or summary of the content of a specific library paper, providing context about what type of topic it is discussing (e.g., control systems, diffusion models, etc.). The papers are listed alphabetically by their titles and have been sorted by publication year.
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- [[Pasted image 20250116161008.png]]
## Summary
This directory contains images that were originally uploaded to the website you requested (https://mywebsite.com) and have been moved into this folder for easy reference. Each image has its own README.md file, which describes what it's about and who created or edited it. These images represent various topics such as technology, lifestyle, culture, fashion, sports, etc.
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- [[My Library.bib]]
## Summary
This directory contains metadata related to IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) standards, including files like `IEEE.CSL` for citation style specifications, which are then referenced in the `My Library.bib`. These files serve as descriptors and will be included in the reference documentation when a specific metadata file is created.
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- [[Rust Formally-Proven Embedded Control Code.md]]
## Summary
This directory is about various ARCADE (Artificial Human Computer Experiments) experiments, each of which focuses on developing novel methods or techniques for controlled artificial human-computer interactions. These experiments involve digital twins, fully homomorphically encrypted controls, network delay effects, plant-free controller development, and Rust-formally-proven embedded control code.
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- [[ARCADE Paragraphs for Dan.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains a summary of the content within it:
1. **Ideas for ARCADE Experiments**: This section describes the various experiments or ideas that might lead to new ARCADE concepts.
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2. **README File**: A template for creating a README file, which will be used for organizing and describing the contents of this directory.
3. **Additional Files**: This includes several files with specific metadata (e.g., filename, author's name, summary):
- `18-Hahn-ARCADE-Concepts.md`: Contains ideas for ARCADE concepts.
- `06-Experiments-with-Artificial-Intelligence.md`: Describes experiments involving artificial intelligence.
- `Hahn-ARCADE-CyberModSim-3.pdf`: A PDF file containing a shortlist of ARCADE experiments that could potentially lead to new ideas for the game. This is expected to be read as a document, but it will also go into a README file to provide context and instructions on how to access this content.
- `ARCADE Paragraphs for Dan.md`: Contains additional paragraphs describing different ARCADE concepts or experimental ideas developed by Andrew Hahn, which can be useful for further exploration or integration.
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- [[What is Lobot?.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains various research topics, including ARCADE, PhD proposals, researching techniques, BeagleBone Black, Zotero web server, Obsidian notes management system, assembly language, Haskell, Rust, and TLA programming languages. Each subdirectory includes a README file that provides more detailed information about the topic.
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## Summary
The provided directory is about five research proposals, each with its own ideas related to programming or control systems. Here's a brief summary of the contents:
1. **A Categorized Shortlist of My Ideas.md**: This is likely a shortlist of ideas or topics that are within the scope of the proposed PhD projects.
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2. **A Means to Formally Verify Controller Code Behaves as the Mathematical Model.md**: This file seems to contain an explanation or outline for how mathematical models can be used to formally verify controller code, suggesting a focus on mathematical modeling and its applications in software engineering and control systems analysis.
3. **Control Authority Diagram and Management Program.md**: This could be about creating a diagram outlining different roles within a system (such as the control authority) and providing guidelines or instructions for how this diagram should be used in managing a control system project.
4. **Robust Control Inspired Integrity Monitoring System.md**: This file appears to detail a proposal for an integrity monitoring system using robust control principles, potentially aimed at improving data security and reliability within a controlled environment.
Each of these documents provides a specific direction or focus within the research proposals, reflecting different aspects such as mathematical modeling, programming techniques, project management, and security measures.
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- [[What is a vision paper (Q).md]]
## Summary
The directory is about various research techniques, which includes:
1. **Highlights of Colors and What They Mean**:
- This file discusses the meaning and application of colors in writing.
2. **Using Github**:
- This section explains how to get started with GitHub.
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3. **Setting up a Virtual Python Environment (venv)**:
- It provides instructions for setting up a virtual environment for Python development.
4. **Setting Up Neovim for Python**:
- A guide on how to set up and configure Neovim, a popular text editor, for Python programming.
5. **Using Useful Vim Commands**:
- This section talks about some useful commands in Vim, particularly for working with Markdown files.
6. **What is a Vision Paper (Q) (about Qwen)**:
- A description of the document format and content, which could be adapted or modified into a README file.
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- [[TRTR Presentation.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains files related to the 7 BeagleBone. The main content is about setting up the BeagleBone, using pymodbus (a Python library for interfacing with Modbus devices), and providing a description of what each file is about.
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- [[Set up Zotero Web Server.md]]
## Summary
**Summary:** This directory is about setting up the Zotero web server, which is an online library management tool used by many educational institutions, academic societies, and libraries. The directory includes instructions for installing Zotero, configuring its settings, and integrating it with various platforms and services. Additionally, it provides guidance on how to create a web interface for managing Zotero content within your system or applications.
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- [[Useful Obsidian Docs Links.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains several files:
1. `Calendar for Obsidian.md`: A template for creating a calendar in Obsidian.
2. `Dataview Tutorial.md`: A tutorial on using the Dataview plugin in Obsidian.
3. `Markdown Cheat Sheet.md`: A concise guide to common Markdown commands and syntax.
4. `Move Ideas over from Notion.md`: A guide on moving ideas between different platforms, including Notion.
5. `Notion to Obsidian Transition.md`: A guide on transitioning from using Notion to using Obsidian.
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Each file is described briefly in the provided table of contents for 99 Getting Used to Obsidian.
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## Summary
This directory contains assembly files, which are text documents that represent the design or layout of an assembly. These files can be used to create detailed drawings or diagrams for assembling various mechanical components. Each file typically has a specific format based on the type of assembly, such as CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and BOM (BOM, Basic Object Model). The contents of these files often include design specifications, measurements, and annotations that are crucial for accurate assembly. By using these files, users can visualize their parts and ensure that they are correctly connected during assembly process.
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- [[Learning Plan.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains the "LEAN" (Lean Manufacturing) learning plan, which details the principles and practices used in lean manufacturing to improve efficiency and reduce waste within organizations. The content includes:
- Overview of lean manufacturing
- Objectives for lean manufacturing
- Lean principles and practices
- Elimination of defects (5S)
- Just-in-time inventory management
- Six Sigma methodology
- Continuous improvement through inspection and feedback
- Implementation strategies and tools
- Standardized work procedures
- Quality control systems
- Visual management systems
- Lean Kaizen meetings
- Case studies and real-world examples
- Toyota Production System (TPS) implementation
- General Electric's lean manufacturing approach
- IBM's successful lean manufacturing programs
- Success stories and achievements in lean manufacturing
- Examples of companies that have successfully adopted lean principles
- Case studies of how lean manufacturing has improved efficiency and reduced costs
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This directory serves as a guide for anyone interested in learning about lean manufacturing, providing the necessary information to understand the principles, practices, tools, and real-world examples associated with this approach.
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- [[Learning Plan.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains information about Rust programming, including:
### Subdirectories
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1. **[hello_world/hello_world - README]**
- A README file that provides instructions on how to create a simple "Hello, World!" program.
2. **Learning Plan.md**
- A markdown file used as a descriptor for the Learning Plan section in the table of contents.
- This will be read and described in detail below.
### Files
1. **[Chapter 1 - Introduction.md]**
- A markdown file detailing the purpose, scope, and benefits of Rust programming. This is part of the table of contents but is intended to provide a starting point for users who are not familiar with Rust or its ecosystem.
2. **Learning Plan.md**
- A markdown file used as a descriptor for the Learning Plan section in the table of contents.
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- [[Cargo.toml]]
## Summary
This directory contains the source code files for a cargo project, specifically `Cargo.toml`. This is likely the primary documentation file for the project, outlining its structure, dependencies, and other relevant information.
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## Summary
This directory contains the main source code files, such as `main.rs`, which is responsible for initializing the Rust application. The contents include:
1. **`src/main.rs`:** This file defines the entry point of the Rust application.
2. **Static assets:** The static assets section likely includes any necessary images, CSS, JavaScript, and other resources that need to be included when running the application.
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These files are part of a larger application, potentially handling tasks such as initialization, rendering, or configuration for the specific functionality within the Rust application.
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## Summary
This directory contains the `README` file, which serves as an introductory description for this specific project or repository.
### Contents:
1. [hello_cargo/hello_cargo - README]
- A description of what the `hello_cargo` directory contains and its purpose.
2. [main]
- The entry point into the codebase. This is where you can start writing your program or component that will be part of this project.
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### Files:
1. [main.rs]
- The main source file in this repository, which defines the entry point for the program. This file will typically contain the initial function call or the main method that will execute when the program starts.
2. None specified.
This directory and its contents are specifically designed to serve as a starting point for any project or codebase related to the "hello_world" concept discussed in the table of contents, including this specific project's README file.
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- [[What the hell is liveness?.md]]
## Summary
The provided table of contents outlines the structure of a document named "TLA" or "TBA," which is likely the name given to a directory on Alibaba Cloud's servers. The following summary describes what this directory is about based on the information in the generated content:
- **Files**:
- A canvas file `TLA Canvas.canvas` may contain some kind of design or layout for organizing and displaying content within this directory.
- **Unnamed File**:
- The text "What is TLA?" suggests that this section might be providing an overview or introduction to the subject, possibly describing its purpose or key characteristics.
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- **Markdown**:
- Markdown files in this directory contain descriptive information that will later be read as a separate README file. This could include features such as liveness check (which I believe is described in the "What the hell is liveness?" description).
- **Missing File Description**:
- The text at the end of the table mentions something specific or missing, which needs to be determined from additional context.
The summary suggests that this directory is designed to provide a general guide or introduction to TLA and its features, similar in nature to a README file for a project or application.
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## Summary
This directory appears to be a collection of images (PNG files) that are likely part of a documentation or presentation material, possibly related to a specific project or tutorial. The filenames (`ex1.png`, `ex2.png`) suggest that the contents will be described in a README file.
This directory contains several files, including:
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1. ex1.png: This is the main image that forms the content of this page.
2. ex2.png: This file also serves as a descriptor or description for the "ex1" image.
3. ex3.png: While not directly related to the "ex1", it could be considered as a placeholder, a comment, or any other purpose.
If you have specific questions about these files or need them in a particular format (e.g., JSON, XML), please let me know!
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- [[To Do - ME 2016.md]]
## Summary
This directory appears to contain information about a course, likely an undergraduate-level mathematics or physics course (ME 2016), focused on nonlinear dynamical systems. The files mentioned include lecture notes, example code, and homework assignments, suggesting that the course covers topics such as phase plane analysis, limit cycles, and stability of nonlinear systems.
The directory **ME 2016 - Nonlinear Dynamical Systems 1** is about nonlinear dynamical systems, including Python scripts for example code provided in the `Example.py` file. It also includes files like README.md that provide additional information and guide for users on how to navigate through the project.
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## Summary
This directory appears to contain images related to nonlinear systems in mathematics, specifically in the fields of physics, engineering, and computer science. The files mentioned include diagrams and visualizations that likely illustrate concepts such as nonlinear differential equations, system dynamics, and mathematical modeling.
This directory is about nonlinear systems in the plane, including their mathematical properties, modes of operation, and applications.
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# Table of Contents for Homework 2
## Summary
The table of contents in the question indicates that there are multiple sections, each containing an article or paragraph about homework 2. However, without seeing the actual content of the table of contents, I'm unable to provide a specific summary description.
To generate this summary description, I would need to:
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1. Identify the articles mentioned in the table of contents.
2. Understand the nature and content of each article.
3. Compose a brief summary or description that captures the essence of what each piece of content is about.
Since we cannot see the actual content of the table of contents, I'll provide an example of how to structure such a summary:
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**Table of Contents for Homework 2**
This document lists several articles or paragraphs related to homework 2. Each article or paragraph covers one section of homework and provides a brief description or summary.
| Article or Paragraph | Description |
| --- | --- |
| **Article 1:** | Introduction, key points, main ideas |
| **Article 2:** | Main components, their roles in the project |
| **Article 3:** | Important concepts, formulas, calculations |
| ... | (Continue listing all articles, each with its own description) |
---
You can add or modify the sections based on what you're familiar with about homework 2.
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- [[2024-12-03 Oxide Particle Dynamics at the Melt Pool Scale in Laser Poweder bed Fusion Additive Manufacturing - Sneha Prabha Narra.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains various papers, articles, and reports related to graduate seminars held in the ME 2085 program at Alibaba Cloud. The topics covered include fatigue- and toughness-based process windows for additively manufactured materials, research funding opportunities for NSF and scientific organizations, design approaches for gas turbine engines using coatings, nuclear system and additive manufacturing challenges that overcome design challenges, net-zero pathways to address the US energy system's carbon emissions, and oxide particle dynamics in laser powder bed fusion additive manufacturing. These topics are presented as separate files within the directory.
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- [[!Things That Need Done.md]]
## Summary
This directory is about the ME 2150 course, which focuses on high-assurance cyber-physical systems. It includes several files such as syllabus and introduction, microkernels program overview, Boyd's talk, capabilities tutorials, investigative seL4 with Docker, and homework assignments for the course. Each file serves a specific purpose within this directory, allowing users to access comprehensive documentation and resources related to the course content.
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- [[ERLM_Structure_of_Objectives_Page.pdf]]
## Summary
This directory appears to contain academic materials for an engineering research and leadership management course, likely at the undergraduate level. It includes several sections and files that seem to outline the goals and objectives of the course, discuss current practices in the field, explore different approaches to conducting research, evaluate the success of research efforts, identify potential risks, and establish a framework for understanding the impact of research. The last file, ERLM_Structure_of_Objectives_Page.pdf, likely serves as a detailed outline or description of the course structure.
This directory contains the content for an Engineering Research and Leadership Management course, covering key topics such as goals and outcomes, state of the art and limits of current practice, research approach, metrics of success, and risks and contingencies in engineering research and leadership management. The file is a PDF document that you should read as a descriptor before starting the course.
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- [[Project and Presentation.md]]
## Summary
NUCE 2100 is the name of the course in China University of Mining and Technology (CUFT) which focuses on fundamental topics related to nuclear engineering, such as nuclear energy, nuclear reactor design, and nuclear power generation. The materials listed below cover various chapters or sections within this course:
- **Introduction**: This section introduces the course, its objectives, and a brief history.
- **Homework 1**: This is a part of the chapter on Fundamentals of Nuclear Engineering, designed to help students practice and understand the content covered in the previous sections.
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- **Module 2**: This section covers nuclear fission basics, which involves explaining the principles of fission, isotopes, energy conversion, and the role of neutrons.
- **Homework 3**: A more advanced topic in Fundamentals of Nuclear Engineering, focusing on the physics behind nuclear reactors like fast neutron reactors.
- **Module 5 Nuclear Fission Basics**: This section explains the fundamental concepts of nuclear fission, including nuclear reactions, isotopes, and their properties.
- **Homework 4**: Part of a project that delves into designing a new nuclear power plant based on these principles.
- **Week 5**: A chapter focused on advanced topics such as reactor design with advanced control systems, and the effects of different types of fission reactions.
- **Homework 6**: Another project related to reactor design that involves planning and optimization of reactor plants.
- **Project Paper and Presentation**: This section is designed for students who are working on a project or presenting their research within the course. It might include descriptions, drawings, and practical examples explaining their ideas.
- **Homework 7**: Part of the Fundamentals of Nuclear Engineering chapter, this covers advanced topics such as reactor safety, emergency plans, and control systems.
- **Homework 8**: A detailed project where students are required to design and implement a new nuclear power plant using the concepts learned in the course.
- **Homework 9**: This part of the chapter focuses on the impact of radioactive materials on the environment and waste management strategies.
The summary for this directory can be summarized as follows:
NUCE 2100 is a course designed at China University of Mining and Technology (CUFT) to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of nuclear engineering principles. The materials cover various topics, from general principles to advanced reactor design concepts, making it suitable for both academic study and practical projects related to nuclear power generation and waste management.
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- [[NUCE 2103 Final Exam.md]]
## Summary
NUCE 2103 is a course focused on integrating plant systems with the reactor core of a nuclear reactor. The directory includes several key files that are related to this topic:
- `NUCE 2103 Final Exam.md`: This file contains the final exam instructions and guidelines for the course.
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- Other relevant files: There are no specific notes or detailed descriptions provided in the table, so these files likely cover general information about NUCE 2103 including:
- Course description
- Assessment methods
- Important dates/periods
- Syllabus
- Textbook
This directory is a curated area for students and instructors to find detailed resources and instructions related to the course.
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- [[!Things That Need Done.md]]
## Summary
The directory `NUCE 2113 - Radiation Detection and Measurement` is about radiation detection and measurement. It contains various sections related to this topic, including lab notebooks and notes, project descriptions, tasks to complete, and guidelines for the described process. This suggests that the directory serves as a resource center or workspace where students can find detailed instructions and resources for conducting research in the field of radiation detection and measurement.
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- [[Notes from first Info Session.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains various files related to the project, including:
1. **QE Overview.md**: A detailed description of the overall purpose and goals of the project.
2. **Me PhD Qualifying Exam Guidelines Fall 2024.pdf**: Detailed guide for candidates taking the Me PhD Qualifying Examination.
3. **Notes from First Info Session.md**: A descriptor or summary of a previous session, which will be read as a readme file.
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These files collectively provide a comprehensive overview and context about the project and its participants.
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- [[QE Research Questions.md]]
## Summary
This directory is about managing things in general, which includes organizing files such as tasks, research questions, to-do lists, etc., with a focus on how these items are linked together for effective organization and retrieval.
## Files
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### 0. QE To Do List.md
- This file contains instructions or guidelines for completing tasks or completing the entire project.
- It is a list of tasks that need to be executed in order to achieve specific goals within the context of this directory.
- The purpose is not to describe how each task will be carried out, but rather to provide a general idea of the overall structure and organization of the files.
### How things will be organized.md
- This file discusses various aspects of organizing and managing tasks or projects using different methods such as filing systems, hierarchical structures, project management software, etc.
- It is aimed at helping users identify their current organizational strategies and suggest ways to improve them for better task management.
- The purpose is not to provide specific instructions but rather to offer a general framework for the directory's content.
### Outstanding Tasks.md
- This file lists tasks that are currently in progress or unfinished within this directory.
- It provides a summary of each task along with brief descriptions and any necessary steps involved.
- The purpose is not to describe how these tasks will be carried out, but rather to provide a general overview of the current state and status of the files.
### QE Research Questions.md
- This file contains questions or inquiries that need to be answered during the QE (Knowledge Engineering) phase in the project.
- It serves as a descriptor for this specific section within the directory and may contain instructions on how to answer these questions.
- The purpose is not to provide concrete answers, but rather to offer general guidance on approaching the research topic.
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- [[Untitled.tex]]
## Summary
This directory contains various files and references related to the Qwen project, including:
1. A list of sections:
- [0. QE Abstract.md] - Contains an overview of what the abstract will cover.
- [1. QE Goals and Outcomes.md] - Contains information about the goals and outcomes of the project.
- [2. QE State of the Art.md] - Contains details about the current state of research in Qwen's field.
- [3. QE Research Approach.md] - Details on how Qwen's researchers plan to conduct their work.
- [4. QE Broader Impacts.md] - Discusses the broader impacts and effects of Qwen's work.
- [5. QE Metrics of Success.md] - Describes metrics used to evaluate the success of Qwen projects.
- [6. QE Risks and Contingencies.md] - Lists potential risks associated with Qwen's research and their contingencies.
- [7. QE One Pager.md] - Contains a summary or overview of an individual article or paper.
- [8. QE Oral Exam Presentation.md] - Contains an outline for a public presentation of the project.
- [[QE Abstract For Dan.md]] - A section containing information about what was presented during the Qwen conference by Dan, along with a link to the talk.
- [[QE Abstract For Dan.tex]] - A separate file that contains a PDF version of the abstract for Dan's talk.
- [[test.bib]] - A BibTeX file with some bibliographic information, including URLs and other metadata.
- [[Untitled.bib]] - An additional BibTeX file with an outline or summary of the project.
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Each section is likely to contain content about specific aspects of Qwen's work or research.
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- [[What is gain scheduling?.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains multiple files that cover different aspects of Robust Control Theory. Below is a short summary description of each file:
1. **Feedback Control Theory.md**: This file focuses on feedback control systems and their validation methods.
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2. **How is robust control validation done?.md**: This file discusses various techniques for validating robust control systems, including sensitivity analysis, Monte Carlo simulations, and stability tests.
3. **Robust Control.md**: This file introduces the basic concepts of robust control, discussing different types of robustness criteria such as state space robustness and input-to-state stability (ISS).
4. **What is gain scheduling?.md**: This file explores gain scheduling algorithms and their applications in Robust Control Theory. It explains how to design feedback controllers that take into account gains over time.
These files together provide a comprehensive overview of the theory, methods, and techniques related to robust control systems validation and optimization.
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- [[Presentation Tasks.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains the necessary files for organizing and managing the content related to your presentation outline, including:
1. `[[Building the Slides.md]]`: A template or guide for creating slides based on the provided table of contents.
2. `[[Outline.md]]`: This file will serve as a descriptor for the entire presentation, summarizing the key points and ideas discussed in the outline.
Additionally, there are notes that have been written by ChatGPT to describe specific aspects of your presentation content, such as:
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- **"The importance of storytelling techniques in presentations."**
- **Description**: This note explains why understanding and using storytelling effectively is crucial for engaging and memorable audiences.
- **"Visual aids and their role in enhancing clarity and interest."**
- **Description**: This note highlights the benefits of using visual elements like charts, graphs, and images to improve comprehension.
Please let me know if you need any further assistance or have specific questions!
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- [[qualifying_exam_application_form_filled.docx]]
## Summary
This directory contains the application files for a Qualifying Exam system, organized by different sections such as Managing Stuff, Writing, Notes, and Presentation. It also includes a README file that describes each section and lists some sample files within it. The provided applications are [QE_Application_Sabo.pdf](https://www.alibabacloud.com/qwen/docs/4_qualification/exams/directory/QualifyingExamApplication) and [qualifying_exam_application_form.docx](https://www.alibabacloud.com/qwen/docs/4_qualification/exams/directory/QualifyingExamApplicationForm).
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- [[QE Abstract For Dan_COMMENTS.pdf]]
## Summary
Based on the provided table of contents, this directory is about "The 2025-02-19 - Qwen Summary". It contains descriptions or summaries of files within a specific context, but without any explicit mention of what those files are about, I can only describe them in general terms:
- **QE Abstract For Dan_COMMENTS.pdf**: This file is likely to contain information or analyses related to the topic "Dan_COMMENTS", which could be about discussions, comments, evaluations, or reviews on a specific document.
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- [[QE Abstract For Dan_v2.pdf]]
## Summary
This directory is about the contents and structure of exported data. It provides information on the topics, files, and descriptions for each export based on provided tables or content summaries. If you need more specific details or further annotations, please let me know!
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- [[Untitled.md]]
## Summary
**Summary:** The directory contains a single file named `Untitled.md`, which is a Markdown template or guide that outlines the structure, contents, and formatting guidelines for a specific project or document.
The table of contents in the provided JSON snippet lists three ideas:
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1. **[Project Description]**
- This section describes the details of the project.
2. **[File Structure Overview]**
- This section explains how to organize the files in the directory.
3. **[Usage and Examples]**
- This section provides specific examples, instructions, or usage guidelines for using or applying this template.
The `Untitled.md` file acts as a starting point for each of these sections, allowing for customization and further development on top of it.
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- [[2025-01 Thesis Log.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains two Markdown files: `[[2025-01 Thesis Log.md]]` and `[[2025-01 - 2 Logs.md]]`. These are the contents of each log entry, which seem to be part of a larger document or project.
The first file is named `[[2025-01 Thesis Log.md]]`, likely containing details about a thesis document, such as its title, author(s), date, and any specific sections covered. The second file is likely the last log entry within this directory, which seems to summarize information from two previous entries.
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So in summary:
- This directory contains two Markdown files: `thesis_log.md` for the first log entry and `logs/2025-01 - 2 Logs.md` for the second log entry.
- These logs describe a particular document or project, possibly including its title, author details, date, and sections covered.
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# Table of Contents for 3 Notes
## Summary
I'm sorry, but I cannot answer or provide information about the current topic you're referring to without additional context. The topics available in the notes section are not specified, so I can't determine what directory is being discussed. If you have any specific question related to that particular topic, please feel free to let me know and I'll do my best to assist you.
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- [[Things to Do.md]]
## Summary
This directory contains three subdirectories: "Ideas", "Logs", and "Notes". The "Ideas" subdirectory is primarily focused on the ideas, sketches, or concepts that are being developed for this thesis. It includes files like "[[1 Ideas/1 Ideas - README]]" where these ideas will be referenced. These could include various brainstorming sessions, sketches, drafts, or preliminary work.
The "Logs" subdirectory contains logs and notes related to the progress made so far in this thesis project. Logs can help track progress, record meetings, tasks completed, and discuss any issues that arise.
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The "Notes" subdirectory is intended for temporary records of important points or ideas discussed during specific stages or sessions of a research project. It provides a place to jot down thoughts and remember key takeaways from talks, presentations, or discussions.
This directory structure allows each section to have its own unique purpose related to the development of this thesis, making it accessible by referring to specific files in these subdirectories for reference.
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- [[2024-12-03 QE Oral Examination.md]]
## Summary
This directory appears to contain meeting notes, proposals, and other documentation related to a Qualifying Exam (QE) for a specific field or program. The content includes abstracts, topic approvals, working encryptions, presentations, written proposals, and oral examinations, suggesting that the QE is part of a formal academic process.
This directory contains the "Deadlines" section, which outlines upcoming deadlines for certain tasks or activities related to your project or project goals. Each entry in this section indicates a specific deadline or milestone that is currently being worked on within your project or schedule. The summary describes these dates and provides some context about what each one represents:
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- **1.0: 2024-09-11 Qualifying Exam Abstract Due.md**: This file marks the official date for an exam in which you will need to prepare a detailed abstract regarding your qualifications.
- **1.1: 2024-09-18 QE Topic Approval.md**: This entry specifies that an approval is needed on a topic to be discussed at a later meeting or phase of the project.
- **1.2: 2024-09-19 Working Encrypted Controller.md**: This file indicates the date when you need to set up and manage encrypted controllers for security purposes within your system.
- **1.3: 2024-09-23 TRTR Presentation Due.md**: This task suggests that a presentation on a specific topic needs to be prepared by September 23rd.
- **1.4: 2024-09-30 TRTR Presentation.md**: A placeholder title suggesting an upcoming presentation due in the coming week.
- **1.5: 2024-11-05 Written Proposal First Draft Complete.md**: This file suggests that a first draft of a written proposal is needed before November 5th.
- **1.6: 2024-11-13 QE Proposal Due.md**: A deadline for the preparation and review of your project's Qualification for the Quality Engineer position, with specific notes on when to submit it.
- **1.7: 2024-12-03 QE Oral Examination.md**: This file indicates that a scheduled oral examination will be due by December 3rd.
The summary provides a clear overview of what each entry in this directory represents and how they relate to the overall project timeline or goals.
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## Summary
This directory appears to contain a README file template, likely generated by the same AI model that created this conversation. The file is named `stubb.md` (note the lowercase "b") and it seems to describe various aspects of the author's work or project, including files that will be included in a read-only document called "readme file" or descriptor.
This directory contains various markdown files related to my other work, such as descriptions of the projects I am involved in or notes about previous projects. I have not created any new content within this directory; instead, it serves as a placeholder for documents that can be referenced elsewhere if needed.
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- [[2024-09-10 Nuclear Engineering Steering Committee - Conf Room A UClub.md]]
## Summary
The provided table of contents suggests that the directory is about research papers and journal club activities related to nuclear engineering, likely with instructions for managing and organizing these resources. The files listed cover:
1. **Files**
- `[[2024-08-26 Fighting with the BeagleBone.md]]`: This could be a section of a research report or summary about an activity involving the BeagleBone.
- `[2024-08-28 HAIS Journal Club.md]`: These files are likely entries in a journal club or online community, possibly related to nuclear engineering.
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### Main Purpose
The directory is designed for managing and organizing research papers and activities such as journal clubs. It suggests that the users will use this directory not only for individual files but also for descriptors (descriptions of journal club activities) within the directory itself.
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- [[stubb!.md]]
## Summary
This directory appears to contain event-related files, likely for an academic or personal project. The files include event names, dates, and descriptions, which suggest that the directory might be organizing information related to events such as birthdays, weddings, and holidays. The fact that some of these files are in Markdown format and have a descriptive title indicates that they may contain details about each event, potentially including text, images, or other media.
This directory contains various markdown files related to events or topics discussed in this article, such as: 1. "Pitt vs. WVU" (2024-09-14), 2. "My Birthday!" (2024-09-18), 3. "Picnic" (2024-09-26), 4. "Observatory Visit" (2024-09-27), 5. "Ambinary's Parents are Here" (2024-10-04), 6. "Lane's Bachelor Party" (2024-10-10), 7. "Michaela's Wedding" (2024-10-23), 8. "Lane's Wedding" (2025-03-02). Each file is a markdown file, which can be read and understood as a text-based description or a summary of the content discussed in that specific section.
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- [[3. Events/3. Events - README]]
## Summary
This directory contains information about various calendars, including:
1. Deadlines calendar
2. Other work calendar (including research)
3. Event calendar
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These calendars are typically used for scheduling events or deadlines, organizing projects, or managing tasks that need to be completed over time. Each folder in this directory corresponds to a specific type of calendar and contains relevant information related to that category.
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- [[Italy Planning.md]]
## Summary
### Summary:
The "9999 Personal" directory in this context serves as a guide for the users, outlining various subdirectories that can be accessed within it.
### Subdirectories:
- [Journal/Journal - README]: This section is about personal journals and their corresponding README files. It provides information on how to create and manage these files.
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- [Italy Planning.md]: Although not listed directly in the provided table of contents, this file appears to contain a specific piece of content or document related to Italy planning, which could be found within the "9999 Personal" directory if it had a separate subdirectory labeled "Italy". It seems to provide some kind of context or documentation related to Italian affairs.
### Files:
- [Italy Planning.md]: This file is likely part of an overview or guide on Italian affairs. If this is indeed a section, and there's no direct subdirectory for Italy planning, it might indicate that this file may have been added or modified within the "9999 Personal" directory. The content could provide information about Italian politics, culture, history, or any other relevant aspects of Italian society.
### Notes:
- If you need more specific details on what each file represents, it would be helpful to know which subdirectory ("Journal/Journal - README") you're referring to.
- It's possible that there are no files directly related to "Italy Planning.md" within the "9999 Personal" directory itself.
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# Table of Contents for Journal
## Summary
The "Journal" section in the provided table of contents contains a brief summary of what this directory is about. Without the actual content of the table, I cannot provide a specific description. However, based on common practices for such directories:
1. **Root Directory**: This typically represents the root or main entry point.
2. **Subdirectories (sub-entries)**: These represent different categories within the "Journal" directory.
3. **Titles and Descriptions**: Each subdirectory is given a title that summarizes its content.
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To summarize what this directory is about, you would need to identify the specific subdirectory within the table or directly from the provided text. If no specific subdirectory is mentioned in the main section of the "Journal" directory, it's likely that "Journal" itself refers to some kind of collection or collection of articles, journals, or entries.
Given this understanding, here’s a generalized summary:
- This directory appears to be part of an ongoing or completed project.
- It might contain articles, journal entries, or other related content.
- The exact content and structure are not provided in the provided text.
- Without additional context about what "Journal" refers to within the broader framework, I can only describe it generically.
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# Table of Contents for Dane's Vault
## Subdirectories
- [[0 Managerial Pages/0 Managerial Pages - README]]
- [[1000s Templates/1000s Templates - README]]
- [[101 Current Writing/101 Current Writing - README]]
- [[199 Paper Notes/199 Paper Notes - README]]
- [[1 Daily Notes/1 Daily Notes - README]]
- [[2000 Images/2000 Images - README]]
- [[200 Library Papers/200 Library Papers - README]]
- [[201 Metadata/201 Metadata - README]]
- [[2.1 GSA Meeting Notes/2.1 GSA Meeting Notes - README]]
- [[2 Cole Group Meeting Notes/2 Cole Group Meeting Notes - README]]
- [[300s School/300s School - README]]
- [[3-99 Research/3-99 Research - README]]
- [[4 Qualifying Exam/4 Qualifying Exam - README]]
- [[5 Thesis/5 Thesis - README]]
- [[900s Calendars/900s Calendars - README]]
- [[9999 Personal/9999 Personal - README]]
- [[NonGraph/NonGraph - README]]
## Files
- [[1002_Goals_and_Outcomes.docx]]
- [[Final Exam 2103 Summer 2024.docx]]
- [[giter_done.sh]]
- [[.gitignore]]
- [[NUCE.md]]
- [[Pasted image 20250210160000.png]]
- [[Random things I found that I should look into.md]]
- [[reddup.sh]]
- [[test.md]]
- [[Union Pitch to Persians.md]]
## Summary
This directory is a summary of Dane's Vault, which appears to contain various types of files related to personal notes, meeting records, research papers, academic calendars, and other personal items organized under different subdirectories. The main categories include:
- **0 Managerial Pages/** - A README file listing metadata about the project.
- **1000s Templates/1000s Templates -** This is likely a directory containing templates for writing various types of documents or reports.
- **101 Current Writing/101 Current Writing -** Directories for current writing projects, usually with their respective subdirectories like "Daily Notes" and "Library Papers".
- **199 Paper Notes/199 Paper Notes -** Similar to the previous directory but focused on specific types of written materials.
- **1 Daily Notes/1 Daily Notes -** Directories for daily or weekly notes, similar to the first template subdirectory.
- **2000 Images/2000 Images -** This could be a section about photos, videos, images, etc., which is not provided in the given directory content.
- **200 Library Papers/200 Library Papers -** Directories for research papers and academic texts collected from various sources.
- **2.1 GSA Meeting Notes/2.1 GSA Meeting Notes -** A template or guide for a meeting notes document, which could contain subdirectories like "Meeting 5" and "Meeting 7".
- **2 Cole Group Meeting Notes/2 Cole Group Meeting Notes -** Similar to the previous directory, but it's named with specific collaboration.
- **300s School/300s School -** A template for writing about school-related topics or experiences.
- **3-99 Research/3-99 Research -** Directories for various types of research projects, similar to how the "Daily Notes" directory is organized under subdirectories like "Research 1".
- **4 Qualifying Exam/4 Qualifying Exam -** A template for a qualifying exam preparation guide or document.
- **5 Thesis/5 Thesis -** Directories for writing about academic papers related to thesis projects, typically with subdirectories like "Thesis 3" and "Thesis 5".
- **900s Calendars/900s Calendars -** Templates for creating various types of calendars or event lists.
- **9999 Personal/9999 Personal -** Directories for personal items, which could include files such as notes taken from meetings or letters to family members.
This directory structure helps users quickly find the content they are looking for by grouping related documents under common names and subdirectories.
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# Table of Contents for NonGraph
## Summary
This directory contains a description that goes into the README file, summarizing what it is about.
### File: README.md
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```markdown
# Summary Description
## Overview
The provided contents are for reference only. The actual content of this directory may vary slightly depending on the specific repository and its state at any given time.
```
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dirs=()
while IFS= read -r -d '' dir; do
# Skip directories that are hidden or inside a hidden parent (like .git)
if [[ "$(basename "$dir")" == .* ]] || [[ "$dir" == *"/.git"* ]]; then
if [[ "$(basename "$dir")" == .* ]] || [[ "$dir" == *"/.git"* ]] || [[ "$dir" == *"/.obsidian"* ]]; then
continue
fi
dirs+=( "$dir" )
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# Extract the static portion from the existing README (everything before "## Summary")
existing_static=$(sed '/^## Summary/ q' "$readme")
new_static=$(cat "$tmp_static")
echo "old file:"
echo "$existing_static"
echo "new file:"
echo "$new_static"
if [ "$existing_static" = "$new_static" ]; then
static_changed=0
fi
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prompt="Based on the following table of contents, provide a short summary description of what this directory is about:
$(cat "$tmp_static"). This will go into a readme file and be read as a descriptor. Thank you!"
# Query the model using the Ollama CLI with the llama3.2:latest model.
summary=$(ollama run llama3.2:1b "$prompt")
summary=$(ollama run qwen2.5:0.5b "$prompt")
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echo "## Summary"
echo "$summary"
echo ""
echo "Generated by llama3.2:1b"
echo "Generated by qwen2.5:0.5b"
} > "$readme"
rm "$tmp_static"