I didn't understand much from the homepage, but looking at linked Lab Notes[0] I see 2 major takeaways: 1. "Atomic apps", which I understand to be apps that se

I didn't understand much from the homepage, but looking at linked Lab Notes[0] I see 2 major takeaways: 1. "Atomic apps", which I understand to be apps that separate presentation from the data. 100x this. We used to have it, with files and programs that could open them, but with move to cloud apps, this feature of computing is disappearing. How do I make a directory that contains stuff from my google drive, onedrive, figma and youtube? Interestingly, there are now SaaSes that let you "index all your company resources", which try to tackle this problem. 2. "Graph OS". The author has really impressive Obsidian graph[1]. However, I don't believe this is a good approach for all apps, or for all people. I tried many times to make my notes reference each other, with backlinks and stuff, and I now believe that my brain is not wired for this stuff. Still, kudos for the author for making it work for them. [0] https://alexanderobenauer.com/labnotes/000/ https://alexanderobenauer.com/labnotes/000/ [1] https://alexanderobenauer.com/labnotes/014/ https://alexanderobenauer.com/labnotes/014/