Please tell me where I got things wrong.
Very likely to move to Threads once it federated.
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Those who use #Raindrop might be interested: it's now open-source.
Exhibit A of why people don't use #Mastodon. Let's migrate/use small servers, and you're there by yourself. If I were that person, I thought there isn't a somewhat vibrant Logseq community on Mastodon.
Just recently discovered #LogSeq . Anybody using it? What do you like and not like about it? I use an outlining web app called #Checkvist right now in which I implement a partial #GTD process. It feels like LogSeq does a lot of organization that could be useful. I think Checkvist can do some of the similar things, but it feels like LogSeq was built to do them where as Checkvist developed them as additions to the core "list" functionality. But that's just my impression.
Oh well, it took a while but I'm seeing signs of Google catching up with OpenAI and Microsoft in this LLM arm race.
I wanted to find an article I read in the New York Times around Feb or March this but I didn't remember the title. I've tried using traditional search tools (Bing and Google and limit time range). Based loosely on the format of the article, Bard was able to resurface the article for me.
There're just so many things factually wrong.
1- Adjust the filters on #Logseq Github issues and see that 1/3 to 1/2 issues are closed automatically because of no activity.
2- Stats of bug reports in #Obsidian can easily be seen on the Obsidian forum.
Neat. We have account on Mastodon spewing misleading information when they know better, and it's getting traction.
Per CNN, "Musk’s decision … was driven by an acute fear that Russia would respond to a Ukrainian attack on Crimea with nuclear weapons, a fear driven home by Musk’s conversations with senior Russian officials, according to Isaacson".
And it became "calls with Putin" and "collude with war criminals". See how the post is designed to mislead you :)
The instance I was on did this as well. I had a horrible argument with them which boiled down to ‘we have decided unilaterally to block threads and if you don’t like it you can go elsewhere’ so I did. I dropped mastodon entirely and came here. I refuse to have anything to do with admins acting like dictators and sadly it seems a popular thing
