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Unfortunately no. Google Auth was the easiest method for me to implement. Your data remains private.
It's understandable but I do have to say, all the initial beautiful prose on a black screen, several pages... And then a big white Sign in with Google, completely undercuts the message. I notice I had an almost visceral reaction to that. Maybe you can present it better somehow?
I have built a persistent personified agentic assistant with self-awareness and neuroscience-inspired cognitive architecture: https://lethe.gg
Isn't it the case that everything pours from the user's container into the remotes to make this work? Is it also the case that the more it knows the larger the token burden to reinstate "awareness", leading to an ever growing expense of recovering state? Isn't this entire scheme about getting behind every sort of firewall to dump users' most private details and context into the apparatus of AI companies with no limit…
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This is fascinating. Are the 'moments' pre-defined or generated? What's the LLM behind it and what's the macro-level architecture?
Jason is quiet for now, reflecting on your words. Should be ready to talk in 23h 58m Cute 429!
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Unfortunately no. Google Auth was the easiest method for me to implement. Your data remains private.
It's understandable but I do have to say, all the initial beautiful prose on a black screen, several pages... And then a big white Sign in with Google, completely undercuts the message. I notice I had an almost visceral reaction to that. Maybe you can present it better somehow?
I have built a persistent personified agentic assistant with self-awareness and neuroscience-inspired cognitive architecture: https://lethe.gg
The two may have vastly different implementations, though.