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Claude Code is like crack cocaine for CRIMPers 11/15/2025
I spoke to a professional programmer about how to better use Claude Code and they recommended having it always tell you what it is going to do before doing it, and then write itself a report about wha...
Logseq DB FAQ 11/11/2025
I also wanted to share something I wrote with the forum. This is a FAQ answering questions about the still-in-development database version of Logseq. I've been using it as my main PKM for the last six...
Claude Code is like crack cocaine for CRIMPers 11/10/2025
I recently discovered Claude Code (CC), a separate app from Claude AI specifically for software development, though they share many features, and you can use the same plan on both. As the title says, ...
Amplenote 1/17/2025
So you can create events. First you create a bullet and then you use the bullet menu or type ! to select a start time. However, a problem with it not being block based is that if you create an event ...
Amplenote 1/17/2025
Another con is the lack of aliases. The ability to refer to the same note by different names is something I use all the time. I'm not talking about link aliases where you have one name written but the...
Amplenote 1/17/2025
One of the real discoveries of my effort to compare various PKMS was Amplenote, which I hadn't known about before. It is surprising this app doesn't get more attention as it is quite powerful. Pros: ...
PKM Comparison Chart 12/28/2024
I added some new apps to the chart and redid some of the features to be clearer about what I am looking for. What I learned from my effort to compare 12 other PKMs to Logseq: 1. I can't live without...
PKM Comparison Chart 12/21/2024
Thanks. I'll take a look.
PKM Comparison Chart 12/20/2024
I'm done working on this (for now). You can see the final chart here: https://bit.ly/pkmchart Please read the text which explains the standards I used and the reasoning behind them. I know many peopl...
PKM Comparison Chart 12/16/2024
Thanks. I'll check out acreom as well.
PKM Comparison Chart 12/16/2024
I've tried Craft 3.0. Not a fan, but I do plan to add it to the chart.
PKM Comparison Chart 12/16/2024
Hi folks. I haven't posted here in ages, but that is because I've been very content with Logseq - and still am. However, there are so many new competitors to logseq that I decided I would do a quick s...
Mute option 5/2/2023
Thanks for doing this. I had been driven away by the change in tone brought about by a few users, and hope to check the site regularly again. Although, to be honest, the fact that I am so happy with l...
Logseq Academic Workflow Updates 7/14/2022
I'm a long time Paperpile user, but the level of integration between note taking apps and Zotero 6 is quite amazing. Here you can see (scroll to the bottom and look at the last animated GIF) how a plu...
Logseq Academic Workflow Updates 7/9/2022
The Logseq Citation Manager plugin is now officially available in the marketplace.
Logseq Academic Workflow Updates 7/7/2022
Three pieces of news relevant for those who use Logseq for reading/note-taking/research. 1. There is now an official Readwise plugin for Logseq in the extension marketplace. For those who don't know...
LogSeq Android App Released 4/28/2022
With the today's update I finally find the iOS app to be fast enough to really use on a regular basis. Still missing a bunch of features from the desktop app (such as plugins and PDF reading) but I'm ...
LogSeq Android App Released 4/14/2022
The iOS app is out of beta and in the app store.
need to create timecoded comments in video 4/2/2022
I actually recommend using oTranscribe, a web app but it doesn't actually require you to upload anything to the cloud. It runs free in the browser and lets you export. Anyone you send the file to can ...
A frustrated user's thoughts on efficient task management for Apple users (and others) 3/31/2022
I'm very happy with Logseq, especially now that the (still in alpha) iOS app is finally somewhat usable. It really meets most of my needs, except for collaboration for which I use Todoist.
Roam v. Obsidian 3/26/2022
I really love the Obsidian developers, so much so that I feel bad the app doesn't meet my needs. The logseq developers and community are great too.
Roam v. Obsidian 3/26/2022
To be fair, Roam just announced a public beta of their native iOS app yesterday. I'm a Logseq user myself, but Roam seems to be holding their own. Last month they had a major update which supposedly m...
LogSeq Android App Released 3/12/2022
The logseq iOS app was released last December, but it is this week that it is finally good enough to properly load my large and complex graph on my phone without too much difficulty. Very fast work ac...
Digital Garden publishing 2/28/2022
So I installed the Fruition script and things are sort of working, but not the way they are supposed to. Google is indexing a few pages, but I can't get Fruition's sitemap feature to work properly. No...
Digital Garden publishing 2/20/2022
Fruition says it supports SEO so that seems promising...
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