MadaboutDana
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Bike Outliner: Adds Row Types
8/10/2023
I agree, tagging would be the icing on the cake. Of course you can insert tags and then search for them – Bike's search function is excellent – but it's not the same thing as fil...
Thanks for the tip, Franz!
Anytype.io
7/25/2023
Yeah, the name is a bit odd. Wasn't there some kind of font utility called AnyType back in the day? Maybe there still is?
Lucine wrote:
>Also, not sure why they call the items "objects" when they rea...
Anytype.io
7/24/2023
Ah yes, I've remembered what I was wittering about earlier. Lotus Agenda wasn't the app I was thinking of, as it happens – I was thinking of Lotus Organizer, originally developed by a small UK-b...
I have to say many of the plugins are spectacular. For example, you can easily build sophisticated calculations into Obsidian (using tables or code blocks). You can use columns. You have a wide variet...
Re: Obsidian – I've just realised you can indeed embed blocks by putting an exclamation mark in front of the block ID. I must try it!
Hm, yes, nice description of the main differences between LogSeq and Obsidian, but slightly outdated. Obsidian uses a hybrid markdown mode nowadays, so you don't have to switch to preview (although yo...
Anytype.io
7/24/2023
Heh, that's amusing. I made my Lotus Notes comment before reading the interesting YCombinator thread – and the very first post mentions Lotus Notes. Well, there are a few people who remembe...
Anytype.io
7/24/2023
Oh dear, the Lotus Agenda thing again. I can't believe people are still "accusing" developers of ripping off Agenda. It's an ancient program, pretty good in its own way, but with very limited resembla...
I think the choice between LogSeq and Obsidian is very much down to your preferred way of working. Personally, I've found Obsidian's base version much more intuitive, and only gradually added plugins ...
Anytype.io
7/21/2023
Ah, and in fact they have a rather useful roadmap on their home page. Team wikis and shareable docs are planned for Q3 2023, while community hubs, public blogs and collaborative projects are planned f...
Anytype.io
7/21/2023
My brief play yesterday evening suggests AnyType is indeed set up for collaboration, they just haven't finalised it yet (there are various UI elements that refer to sharing, commenting etc.)
Anytype.io
7/20/2023
Wow, AnyType has really evolved from the very basic concept I was playing with a few months ago. Very sophisticated stuff – I've just imported a whole bunch of Obsidian files at impressivel...
Bear 2 - Reactions?
7/18/2023
Love it. Of course, if your spork was really SporkGPT, maybe that *would* be more serious...
Or not, of course. As I keep reminding people (yep, tedious), AI should really be termed II (Imitation Int...
Hope you are all well
7/17/2023
I'm very glad to hear you're okay, @Steve.
For everybody, my recommendation of the month: "The Ministry for the Future", by Kim Stanley Robinson, which, while describing some of the horrendous outcom...
Bear 2 - Reactions?
7/17/2023
Ha, this more or less describes my position – except I also use Bear to capture interesting web pages (although more and more, I rely on History Book to do that automatically). The Bear ext...
Evernote system limits
7/5/2023
Downloadable trial versions also available: https://getupnote.com
No, I don't get a commission for this ;-)
Evernote system limits
7/5/2023
For those still unaware of UpNote, it's an excellent alternative to Evernote, not least because it's totally cross-platform (Windows, Mac, Android, iOS – yes, and Linux).
Cheers,
Bill
Evernote system limits
7/5/2023
Well, that is unexpected – and somewhat mind-boggling!
I'm glad I cancelled my Evernote sub last year... (all imported into UpNote, in my case)
Another new app: Protolyst
6/27/2023
Interesting new product. I've had a very quick look. Takes a little time to get a handle on what they're doing, but it is quite impressive, especially the multi-column display of relevant notes ("atom...
Another new app: Protolyst
6/27/2023
"Clunky but fascinating"... story of my life ;-)
satis wrote:
I saw a post a while back from a co-founder of Protolyst (RicJBarnes on
>Twitter) mentioning an acaemic who used Hypothes.is (an open sou...
Hm. This is an interesting question, and I've mused on it for many years. I think the answer is actually quite simple. You're using software that's genuinely useful to you every day, for large parts o...
Yep, I know that feeling... ;-)
Mind you, Obsidian's plugins give any CRIMPer worthy of their salt a wonderful excuse to stay with a single app – because you can always experiment with all...
Heh, in fact, on investigation, I get the impression that the MWeb website (mweb.im) has been generated from an MWeb folder. And looks fine!
It's worth bearing in mind that as well as being a very good markdown editor with a library facility, MWeb Pro can also generate entire websites (rather well, as it happens). It's essentially a static...