An architectural comparison of Obsidian Canvas and Heptabase

(fluxlinks.com)

31 points | by ezrasu 4 hours ago

4 comments

  • SeriousM 2 hours ago
    The classical A vs B, but recommend C at the end post.
  • wduquette 1 hour ago
    Tinderbox has been providing this kind of card-centric structure for a very long time now.
    • ezrasu 1 hour ago
      At a fundamental level, they are indeed the same; much like Notion, Obsidian, or Roam Research—when you strip all these note-taking apps down to their core, they are essentially no different from an ER diagram.
    • vladsanchez 40 minutes ago
      [dead]
  • jackfreeman 1 hour ago
    Interesting options for larger context sharing. If you're looking for something that supports structured and portable preferences to complement Obsidian/Heptabase/Fluxlinks I've been building https://openprefs.ai. Basically dotfiles for your AI/agents.
  • denverllc 3 hours ago
    Is this spam?
    • felixg3 3 hours ago
      It’s not and seems very human-written. Thanks to OP, I was actually dealing with this topic at work recently, so it was very helpful to read.
      • ezrasu 3 hours ago
        Glad it helped! Really appreciate you chiming in.
    • ezrasu 3 hours ago
      I’m not sure—I just posted a blog post that I’d spent two or three days writing. Could you tell me why [there’s an issue]? I am very sorry.
      • threecheese 2 hours ago
        If you say you wrote it, I'll read it. I commit to this.

        We can all throw questions like this at our LLMs, and the objections you'll see here revolve around having our time wasted by folks who believe their LLM output is an accomplishment; we're getting sick of it.

      • not-kinsale-joe 3 hours ago
        —
    • nilsandrey 3 hours ago
      I'm curious why would you think is spam.