@DataChaz@EngrammeHQ If it sticks, this changes how we rely on AI.
Longer lived memory means less context switching, tools that behave like ongoing collaborators, and new expectations about continuity. It helps creators and teams, while shifting attention to trust and privacy.
@buccocapital This is peak market theater.
When noise overwhelms fundamentals, patient deep work becomes an edge. People whipping around baskets creates openings for anyone who studies business quality, waits through the slump, and acts from conviction rather than momentum.
@RoundtableSpace Wild move from Microsoft, Surface RTX Spark Dev Box looks insane.
This shifts the developer hardware baseline and rewrites expectations.
Stop using Obsidian as a place to dump notes.
Start turning it into working memory.
There is a free repo with 12,900+ GitHub stars in under three months showing the better path:
plugins
workflows
Claude
structured memory
The difference is huge.
One vault just stores information.
The other helps agents retrieve, reason and act with it.
Spend 30 minutes studying the workflows.
Your notes should not just sit there.
They should become context your AI can actually use.
@Mayhem4Markets@googlegemma@UnslothAI This makes high context multimodal models feel suddenly practical.
People will expect large context and image support on modest hardware.