After about a year of #logseq use, I think I am ready to abandon it. The performance has just become soo bad with a not-that-big graph that I simply don't think that it will scale.

I was contemplating returning to #ObsidianMD , but I found what I think is a good option, #AnyType , that keeps tw privacy focus. It is very similar to notion (what I don't necessarily enjoy), but the native P2P sync and the customizability of the app sold me.

I am not switching fully yet, and will try it out before Uni starts to get a feeling for it. But if it feels good, I will switch fully.

If you are like me who is annoyed by the 'New' button in Bases (right next to the Sort/Filter/Properties buttons, doing something else), this css snippet is for you:

.bases-toolbar-new-item-menu {
display: none !important;
}

#ObsidianMD #css

I found this on reddit and thought I would share. A neat and interesting way to integrate Claude Code not only in Obsidian, but Obsidian mobile, as well. I've already successfully tested running it in Obsidian on my iPad. Neat! #ObsidianMD #Claude #iPadOS

https://github.com/derek-larson14/obsidian-claude-anywhere

Hacking at a blog editor (as a Hugo plugin for Obsidian) that uses an LLM to score writing. This is a proof of concept, but it already shows some potential. Obsidian is fantastically nice to write plugins for.

#hugoio #obsidianmd

The act of organizing your vault alone is an act of learning how you think. If I spend too much time obsessing about systems and not actually learning or writing (the primary use for my vault), something is wrong.

That said, I do use AI on my vault but very lightly. I like to query my notes with AI. For example I ask AI for patterns of behavior in my 2026 notes about life and work. I ask it to notice what bottlenecks seem to appear again and again. It has been invaluable.

But I won't use LLMs to organize my vault or input stuff. That takes the fun out of Obsidian.

"The question is whether the bottleneck you’re experiencing is actually a tool problem."
https://www.joanwestenberg.com/claude-code-wont-fix-your-life

#obsidian #obsidianmd #pkm #ai

I like my setup more than PARA.

PARA means splitting your notes into: Project, Area, Resource, Archive

I much prefer:
1. Zettelkasten
2. Projects
3. Collections

I wrote about my setup in more detail: https://bryanhogan.com/blog/obsidian-vault

#Obsidian #ObsidianMD #PKM #SmallWeb #IndieWeb #PARA