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Thanks for all your input, I guess I’m sticking with #AppleNotes #MarsEdit and #Scrivener for notes, blogging and long form documents/writing
Twice today Obsidian has crossed my radar, I’ve installed it, it looks very good, feature rich etc. Why should I switch from my current system, in this case apple notes? Anyone?
#obsidian
anyone paying for a subscription to grainery.app? is it worth it? it seem quite cheap... #grainery
It's obvious. It's well-documented. Generative AI costs far too much, isn't getting cheaper, uses too much power, and doesn't do enough to justify its existence. There are no killer apps, and no killer apps on the horizon. And there are no answers.
Ed Zitron
@rscottjones@mastodon.social thanks, curious though what are the good reasons?
*sigh* does it get more AI than this?
https://smartphonemagazine.nl/en/2024/06/18/future-technology-say-goodbye-to-smartphones/
or 233 DVDs per terabyte, which amounts to over 700 DVDs per worker. A zettabyte is more in the range of 5 billion books, each 200 pages in length, or 251 thousand DVDs. The volumes have been increasing for decades, indicating a profound shift has already occurred in how humankind handles information”…
Cortada, James W.. The Digital Flood : The Diffusion of Information Technology Across the U. S. , Europe, and Asia, Oxford University Press, Incorporated, 2012.
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…“For most people, the calculations are beyond reasonable comprehension, such as “in 2008, the world’s servers [computers] processed 9.57 zettabytes of information, almost 10 to the 22nd power, or ten million million gigabytes,” which meant “12 gigabytes of information daily for the average worker, or about 3 terabytes of information per worker per year.”8 One terabyte is the equivalent of 4.5 million books each with 200 pages, so an average worker then used 13.5 books’ worth of information
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