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I just finished work and realized that software engineers are perhaps becoming the new blue-collar workers. Repetitive verification tasks are starting to outweigh the time spent on actual thinking and coding.
The reason we frequently bookmark reading lists or context-heavy content is that this behavior creates the illusion of making progress. Whether we actually read them or not is irrelevant.
How you utilize Obsidian is ultimately inconsequential.
The fundamental questions are "what goal do you want to achieve?" and "what do you want to do?" Once these questions are answered, the next consideration is how Obsidian or other applications can help.
I am working with a nested C structure that contains bit fields within a `union`. I need to develop a script for Windows 11 to flatten this structure into a file using bit offsets. I have spent the day attempting to coordinate this with an AI, but have yet to produce a working solution.
1. A sudden surge of dopamine occurs -> The human brain records this excess secretion -> Simultaneously, it attributes a cause to the spike -> Consequently, the individual will pursue that same "trigger" for the rest of their life.
2. A cold shower = A safe version of the stress response. Go take a cold shower.
3. Anytime, anywhere, give yourself a sudden cheer—no reason, no cause required.
Summary: Sunlight, a cold shower, and sudden celebrations for oneself.
An application featuring an AI agent backend allows users to "vibe-code" software without directly interacting with the code. The system's hierarchy provides flexibility for users to modify functionality while preserving core features like network connectivity and account login. This paradigm may become a reality as AI evolves toward "bug-free" development.
Obsidian Sync is the missing piece that completes the user experience. I previously used Resilio Sync + iCloud for Mac/PC/iPhone sync (with Git backups), but iCloud frustrations limited mobile note-taking. After subscribing to Obsidian Sync, it's now seamless across devices. 1GB suffices for 90% of users skipping PDFs/media (I chose 10GB). #Obsidian