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Comment #48839288
Nice, what are you hoping to accomplish with this project?
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Comment #47269684
Really cool project, thank you for sharing!! I've added it to the pipeline for my local first meeting recorder called aside: https://github.com/jshph/aside/
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Show HN: Aside – Local meeting capture with vault-native AI distillation
I built aside this weekend because I was tired of pasting meeting transcripts into Claude Code myself to get notes that actually connected to my Obsidian vault. Every tool I tried …
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Comment #46492980
Cool to see that it pays off to have split things up by season! having worked on the AI Playlist feature at Spotify (which is agentic) -- one thing you can try to prompt is "give m…
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Comment #46485135
That's cool! Have you thought about some docstring augmentation loop -- either by having the agent log the tool uses or by auto querying (e.g. perplexity API) for example use cases…
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Comment #46484242
A friend of mine uses Apple Reminders to rank his most favorite sentences of all time. It struck me that authority emerges through which ones continue to stick around (as forwarded…
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Comment #46484220
I wonder if the premium on consistent writing quality is different than the premium we place on consistent novelty. I'd hazard a guess that from the writer's perspective, novelty s…
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Comment #46484189
It's possible to do both. I write in a small field journal to think better, then periodically use Wispr Flow to quickly transcribe it to Obsidian (where I can use LLMs on the writi…
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Comment #46484162
The plumbing metaphor is interesting. The most adjacent place I've heard this metaphor is in theology (Mako Fujimura) The goal of plumbing is to fix / repair; certainly it's possib…
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Comment #46484086
Awesome stuff. Seems to me like one great use case of an MCP for Ableton would be to develop muscle / workflow memory for music production workflows. Adjacently, I've started using…