https://www.loom.com/share/695f077f0e524754a16559a70fd5088b tl;dr Using VS Code, Claude, and Obsidian together to become a master thinking partner has sped up my time to result in completing tasks, because I don't have to sift through a shitload of manually written notes that took me forever to take. Rather, I have a little AI buddy that knows all of the things that I want it to remember and can help me think through specific pieces of information that are all cross-linked to each other which is really fun! really really helps when i'm back and forth between meetings all day and have to sort through a wide array of tasks. (don't worry, i don't use this architecture to build and ship things like video projects or animations!) thoughts?

https://www.loom.com/share/7f9df3fac9c04ec4a4d45f62f4ca52d3 ^this loom explains it all tl'dr: currently using vs code + claude connected to an obsidian library for a second brain, is this the best way to do it, or should i try something different?

If you haven't figured it out by now I don't do Claude. I thought this was in interesting post. Key Takeaways - OpenAI leads paid AI adoption among U.S. businesses at 35%, but Anthropic has surged to 30% in just over a year. - Anthropic’s growth has been driven by enterprise tools like Claude Code and Cowork. - Google, xAI, and others remain far behind, each used by less than 5% of businesses. Source: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/ranked-ai-models-u-s-businesses-pay-for/?utm_source=www.joinhorizon.ai&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=50-000-businesses-reveal-the-ai-models-they-actually-pay-for

Hey everyone, Last year when my pc died I made the switch to a MacBook Air M4, now I’m considering the next purchase. Should I go the Mac mini route? Or do a new PC build? What’s everyone running with? Thanks in advance!

I got my folders set up for the therapy business, and I created a skill at the right level in one of the folders to score a 106-question psych screener. We do them often, and they're a pain to hand-score. Using the folder structure, I can now see how I can package this along with other things as a part of our intake/screening process.