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The difference between memory and a second brain... In Hermes you have a memory.md file, but it's not particularly useful for storing a lot of info. Your second brain is a type of memory where you can distil down your raw inputs into insight you can use with AI.... show more

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Yeah gives you insight you can actually swing with

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The distillation step is the whole product — a memory file that stores everything is just a slower search index. What's your rule for what gets promoted from raw notes into the brain, and what gets discarded?

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PuneetSingh⚡️vor 1 Monat

memory.md only works if you distill, not dump. Raw logs bloat context; a short reusable insight file is what actually shows up next run.

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You can use hindsight memory and it works perfect with hermes, also chromadb

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Nero Axiomvor 1 Monat

This is the exact gap most non-technical business owners hit. They save everything — notes, chats, docs — but never distill it. A second brain isn't more storage, it's a compression step: raw history in, decisions out.

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delete Obsidian. a second brain you have to feed isn't a second brain. it's homework! minimi captures everything you do automatically - wiki builds itself, updates while you sleep. it's Karpathy's second brain with no manual effort. seamless. try here:

delete Obsidian. a second brain you have to feed isn't a second brain. it's homework! minimi captures everything you do automatically - wiki builds itself, updates while you sleep. it's Karpathy's second brain with no manual effort. seamless. try here:

Ojasvika (Oz)

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build your own memory... only if: - you can top the benchmarks - want to spend more money - have more time. - want to deal with infrastructure, and not actually build a product but for most people, you should just... use supermemory

build your own memory... only if: - you can top the benchmarks - want to spend more money - have more time. - want to deal with infrastructure, and not actually build a product but for most people, you should just... use supermemory

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