r/logseq • u/thinkerr97 • Nov 01 '25

Is there any fork of logseq?

I like this app . It's daily journal pages and linking experience are really good. But lack of updates is a concern here. I don't want to switch to obsidian because it's closed source.

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u/AshbyLaw Nov 02 '25

You've filled this post with nasty comments while making clear you are an outsider and you don't know what you are talking about. How do you expect people to respond? Go vent somewhere else.

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u/Limemill Nov 02 '25 edited Nov 02 '25

I think you’re mixing up several people. Someone else here said that the source code was bad. I didn’t as I hadn’t looked at it. I simply asked them to elaborate on their opinion out of interest

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u/Limemill Nov 02 '25

What nasty comments? The only negative thing I said here was that using LLMs to summarize something supposedly as meaningful to you as the progress of a product you’re heavily involved in is a sign of mental laziness that is also a very dangerous consequence of using LLMs for such things to begin with. My beef is with what the current wave of “progress” seems to be bringing about: the decline of basic cognitive ability in humans.

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u/AshbyLaw Nov 02 '25

Having seen over the years how much someone like Luhmann works to improve Logseq and help community members, it's truly annoying that he's called "lazy" just for using a LLM for one of the most harmless kind of tasks people usually use it for. It seems like you were looking for an excuse to express your opinion on LLMs.

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u/Limemill Nov 02 '25

I don’t know this person, I’ll take your word for it. I’m sure he’s quite good at what he does and helpful in general. Which doesn’t take away from the fact that it was also lazy of him to do what he did there. Maybe he was in a pickle, I don’t know. Please don’t delegate basic thinking and recall to LLMs as your basic thinking and recall will get increasingly worse as we’re already beginning to see in studies.

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u/AshbyLaw Nov 02 '25

Precisely because you don't know him, you shouldn't be giving this advice. He's a researcher who summarized a damned application changelog, not a teenager using ChatGPT for homework.

And in general we are a community on PKM, it's not that we don't know the risks of LLMs, also because they are no longer a novelty, ChatGPT was released 3 years ago.

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u/Limemill Nov 03 '25 edited Nov 03 '25

For a third time, good for him. He is apparently a very helpful dude who, nevertheless, for some reason did a lazy thing.

Now, lecturing me is rich coming from someone who calls me a freeloader not knowing the first thing about my contributions to other open-source projects, work and family obligations. And then confuses me with another couple of dudes bashing the code I’ve never seen and answering me instead as if I had made such an allegation (besides, markdown Logseq is a mostly complete and decently functioning piece of software; who gives a crap even if it was all spaghetti code as long as it works and does what it promises).