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It would be awesome if this could also search my Obsidian notes at the same time, and if it worked seamlessly on all of my devices.
by yosito 2y ago
It would be awesome if this could also search my Obsidian notes at the same time, and if it worked seamlessly on all of my devices.
- tony-vlcek 2y agoLogseq user here with an upvote.
- anewhnaccount2 2y agoI guess it didn't eat your notes yet: https://discuss.logseq.com/t/data-loss-happened-twice-i-cant-trust-logseq-anymore/6896 https://discuss.logseq.com/t/data-loss-happened-twice-i-cant...
- jddj 2y agoI've had Google photos eat ~12 months worth of pictures, I don't really trust anyone to keep my data safe. Logseq has been fine for me over several years, but it also makes it extremely easy to auto-commit to git.
- jhund 2y agoLogseq's git auto-commit is a great insurance policy and should make recovery a breeze.
- eichin 2y agoAh, those appear to be entirely multi-device-sync problems. (I use logseq with git-autocommit for storage and backup - but since the multi-node sync stuff wasn't available for self hosting anyway, I've never tried it, and thus dodged the problem entirely. Obviously for a lot of people multi-device use is the entire point, but for some of us, logseq is "just an editor"...)
- spiralk 2y agoI actually do something like this with my logseq notes. Since all of the files are .md in a directory, one can load them all in to a vectordb and use it for RAG. Logseq has an API too but using the .md files is easy.
- nine_k 2y agoIn this regard,maybe JetBrains should dust off Omea [1] and add an appropriate LLM to it. [1]: https://www.jetbrains.com/omea/ https://www.jetbrains.com/omea/