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obsidianbases1
3mo ago
I'm not any less concerned about the US companies. A Chinese company seems more likely to produce Chinese products that don't directly compete in the US market. While a US company can ship the product as a feature of their platfor
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3mo ago
I really enjoyed this critical take on the current landscape. It's a breathe of fresh air from the seemingly neverending stream of sycophants
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3mo ago
Meanwhile entry-level AI whisperer jobs at an all time high
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4mo ago
Cool down sounds good until everyone does it and the issue isn't caught until afterwards
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4mo ago
Depending on RAG is a workflow problem, not an AI problem
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4mo ago
I agree with this. It's not that the digital tools don't exist, it's that my best think gets done when I go for a walk with nothing but a pen and a stack of blank 3x5s.
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4mo ago
At one point I had a physical filing system, but now they get converted to digital pretty quickly since I don't have to pay 10/hr to get it done. I also usually keep a daily card, and sometimes a few weekly/current lists on t
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4mo ago
If it's less than 80 outside it's cold. If it's over 69 inside then it's hot and I can't sleep -florida man
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4mo ago
My thoughts are so all over the place that I've settled on 3x5 note cards. It also makes the transition to the computer much easier, because I can re-arrange them in a way that is somewhat organized before taking a picture that gets tr
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4mo ago
Pen and paper for writing. Computer for editing.
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4mo ago
Mostly this > They did it to show that if you speak out against them, they'll arrest and inconvenience you. So the next person who gets a thought to speak out might decide not to bother. That needs reiterating because an uncomfortab
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4mo ago
The plugin ecosystem is what really makes Obsidian different from the rest. While OSS is nice, in theory it allows vibe-coding personalizations, without a clear plugin standard then every update would cause a merge headache. And there is no
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4mo ago
Indeed. I suspect most effective AI users are quietly making real progress toward their objectives. Anecdotally, I see a lot of problems/solutions content about AI that doesn't reflect at all the challenges I face. But trying to t
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4mo ago
Obsidian Bases are built-in data tables.
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4mo ago
Smart Connections for related notes surface/embeddings
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4mo ago
Trusted source > open-source As long as it's trusted, there is no lock-in, and the model supports maintaining the software, what do you have to lose?
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4mo ago
It literally is just pasting into the .obsidian/plugins/ directory...
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4mo ago
Great to see this update! Managing this sort of community contributions is a challenge. Looks like great progress
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5mo ago
Good to know. Any recommendations where to find this?
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5mo ago
True. I love black coffee, decaf or not. Just thought it was worth pointing out since the thread is about health benefits
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5mo ago
Are you familiar with the process of extracting the caffeine in decaf? Unfortunately it isn't without potential downsides.
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5mo ago
Familiarity breeds contempt. If business owners are your target, you'll quickly see the negative patterns. But same can be said about any target audience/persona. I'd be interested if the author ever focused their efforts on
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5mo ago
Chat -> static site I've gotten my most tech-averse friend on this flow. WordPress had its time, and I'm thankful for that time. But the overhead is no longer worth it for the broad audience it use to serve
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5mo ago
Time value of money comes to mind for this, though
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5mo ago
Perfect candidate for a custom prompt/LLM that translates your writing into normie speak.
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5mo ago
Script can still run LLM inference
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5mo ago
Having to manage links and tags for every note quickly makes the notion of a note system less than appealing. Personally, I use a "temporary -Zettelkasten" strategy in my inbox. But it's more that I just timestamp new notes.
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5mo ago
Morgan Freeman narrates some good ones on netflix. Works better/faster than melatonin
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5mo ago
Sounds reasonable until you consider that the "prompt" might include a million tokens of context, not to mention follow-up/iterations
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5mo ago
Interesting complaint, because many might not share any of their ideas if it weren't for LLMs making it easy. Not everyone has the incentive to dedicate a day to producing writing worth publishing. But maybe they would if it took sig
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