I used to use SyncThing, then Dropbox, then iCloud. But then I just caved and paid for Obsidian Sync and it is the best money spent aside from Claude. I don't have to tinker with weird settings anymore or deal with sync issues, it just works.
> People are kinda stupid when it comes to eating meat. The current scale of meat consumption [1] is just mind boggling. Yet even this comment has to be a throwaway because people can't handle someone telling them they shouldn't eat meat 2x a day.
I'm sensing a lack of empathy in this comment.
Calling people stupid or attaching any label to them will only hinder your attempt to sway their minds.
Portraying black and white thinking (splitting), when we know the world is shades of grey, also hinders your ability to change minds.
It's great that you found benefits to moving to a non-meat diet. This helps others see what they could benefit from. Continue from here.
And their timeframe is pre-COVID and the worst possible time during COVID, when people were just trying to figure out how to work and live and not catch some deadly virus. 2020 was a hectic time and such an abnormality that I wouldn't base any long-term human behaviour on it.
As a non-judgemental sidekick. It helps with flesh out a random thought, it helps me understand a random coding problem, it helps me see why a vuln exists in a particularly difficult-to-read piece of code, and building outlines for reports and presentations that I'm too lazy to deal with. It is also starting to replace the random Google searches I used to do.
To boil it down, it's my "10-minute task" time saver.
And my use of it really picked up when I started using GPT4. It's head and shoulders above GPT3.5 in terms of quality and clarity of output.