I assume you want to self host in order to sync locally, right? If that's the case, you can use Obsidian with git plugin and you get sync + versioning (all what git offers).
Well, I don't the intention is to spend more time using the computer. When your work consists of using the computer, it is "rational" to do whatever is possible to minimize the undesirable effects and any harm. Now, if you are suggesting that OP should change his work (or his hobby) then your I don't think your comment is helpful. Regards.
I didn't know S3 vs S0 but this may be the reason why I never keep my laptop in sleep mode and I prefer to put it in hibernate. What about hibernate? Couldn't it be an alternative to the "legacy sleep"?
Hibernate mode takes a long time to enter and exit, as it involves writing a lot of data to disk and then reading it back upon resuming. The whole point of Sleep mode is that it's fast: you just close the lid and you're in sleep mode, saving power. Then if you want to check something quickly, or resume your work, you just open the lid and in a few seconds or less, your computer is fully operational again.
Well, you're right but of Sleep is impractical with S0 mode as explained, hibernate with slightly longer transition time may be acceptable. Hibernate has really became fast on modern computers.
You're in luck, Windows shutdown is now actually hibernate (and has been for a few years). So if you just shutdown your laptop, you've been using this hibernate for a while. Turns out all those people saying "shut down your laptop before you close the lid!" were actually right.
Personnally, I tend to use Pandas because it is integrated everywhere, because of the ecosystem that uses it. Let's say I want to read data from json file (csv file, python dict, etc.) and I want to plot it using plotly. If Ibis is compatible with whatever Pands dataframe is compatible with, then for most of my usage I don't really care much about the "backend".
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