Greg Isenberg

I've downloaded it, but I have not

created my vault because I wanted you Vin to take me through I knew that this was going to be great I knew that I would go through this this actually exceeded my expectations like this is the the fact like it makes no sense to the fact like that if you are if you are using if you are serious about

Using LLMs to take your ideas and get the most out of them.

If you're serious about building what people are calling a personal OS and you are not using a centralized note-taking tool like this that uses Markdown as the foundation, then you are not using LLMs properly.

Yeah, exactly.

You're not getting the most out of it.

You're not getting the most out of it.

I think what's difficult about this is that it does require a lot of time to actually set it up properly.

It requires...

Yeah, I mean, it takes a lot of time.

And the UI is so daunting in the sense that it's a blank canvas.

And it's not like, hey, you should write your preferences over here.

Or you kind of just have to...

come up with these ideas yourselves.

A file is essentially a perfect memory.

Human beings have memories, like we recall things.

But there's tons of studies that show that what we remember, in fact, is completely...

different than reality for example when we went and got our that haircut in mississauga i could have thought that i had the best haircut you know that's what my memory remembers it was a great haircut but who knows it could have been the worst haircut i had ever gotten now obsidian or whatever tool you end up using um

if I had written the memory, the file, the markdown file is perfect so that when I link that or I recall it, it is going to give me a perfect data point.

And the other thing about these files is that you hope, well, they're not biased basically.