has it been shown that a salary would actually remove the incentives for corruption? maybe for some but greed is a strong incentive.
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has it been shown that a salary would actually remove the incentives for corruption? maybe for some but greed is a strong incentive.
I am generally not a huge fan of the historical line of thinking. 6 generations ago you died significantly earlier with not a great health along the way. It is a very recent development to live to (avg) 83. Would the strongest man in your region perform at a high level if he wasn't doing manual labour and died at 95?
Terrascan comes to mind
More apps doing roughly the same but none doing anything well or exceptional well? Yet resources become more spread and hence sparser?
Markdown is pretty bad for note taking, it has a niche functionality suited for basic text based note taking. Unfortunately that isn’t the only note taking that is possible
and core features should be in core (dataview for example). what is most shocking though is that sync and publish are horrendous implementation of said features. i would kind of get it for other stuff but together they are 20 bucks plus tax per month. just now sync has 'merged' a note on my iphone (no changes on iphone though) and completely scrambled the note. same with another 3 notes. if i did not check the note by chance now, i would have missed it.
the entire UI around a sync feature is bad.
can you name a few? i have currently installed and enabled 65 plugins. Granted, that is mostly because the obsidian team does not know how to build a good product, leading me to use plugins. but even then, the functionality is not that bad (templater, book search, dataview, loom, custom file explorer/command palette etc)
What i do not care is a 2 car garage. That already implies a lifestyle i really do not want. So where wpuld i move to in the US?