(1/10) In Jan, I posted how it would be amazing to have a tool that synergizes bidirectional linking and an attribute system. In June, it was like X'mas came early when I was invited to test the alpha version. Here's how Tana blew my mind🧵https://t.co/19Ftzrkwbz
Caught in a dilemma
1. Love Notion's attributes and DIY databases
2. Yet I love graph databases and their contextual backlinking - as well as the ability to thread.
I can't figure out which one I love more. I wish both were present in a single app.
Made an AI harness that points it to codex / opencode / pi as needed. Just want to centralise my own knowledge base "here" as opposed to hosting it elsewhere. I need control over its architecture.
I've had patients coming in after consulting AI. Gemini, chatGPT, recently Claude. They sometimes tell me a long list of differentials. I nod and agree, mostly. But sometimes, AI doesn't always quite nail it.
Perhaps the next step is really to improve the model's ability to look into all of these conditions/factors that it otherwise had ignorance of, even without needing to include it within context of the prompt.
We need a way for AI to leap across domains. While AI latent spaces do discover deeper abstract concepts, next-token prediction forces the model to prioritize surface-level text statistics over those brilliant cross-domain analogies just to calculate the very next word
@nbbaier quite a few posts i think! i might consider writing a full updated thread on it if there's enough curiosity haha
https://t.co/KoLcbsAlWg
https://t.co/al5VEKWGT0 https://t.co/i5GVrkH1x2
more of it here https://t.co/Yt29p8aqZ3
Built an AI harness with its own PKM style memory in my classic threading style. No markdown, no vector embeddings or search. No superficial RAG stuff. Forced LLM note by note analysis, logical retrieval by traversing paths. So far it's been an excellent conversational partner!
@nbbaier Used codex with some coding knowledge. I now use it with codex / claude code as a hook / mcp. It's a little slower due to the traversal but I appreciate a well thought reply over a generic tasteless one any day!