Lance Martin
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard Sep 2025
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How do they do it?
Well, for reading memories, they just suck in your CloudMDs every time.
So every time you spin up a Cloud Code, it pulls in all your CloudMDs.
For writing memories, the user specifies, hey, I want to save this to memory, and then Cloud Code writes it to CloudMD.
So on this axis of, like, degree of automation across read-write, it's kind of like the 0-0.
It's very simple, and it's kind of very, like, Boris-pilled, like, super simple, and I actually quite like it.
Now, the other extreme is maybe ChatGPT.
So behind the scenes, ChatGPT decides when to write memories and it decides when to suck them in.
And actually, I thought Simon at A Engineer had a great talk on this.
And it wasn't about memory, but he hit memory in the talk.
And he mentioned...
I don't know if you remember this, but it was a failure mode in image generation because he wanted an image of a particular scene and it sucked in his location and put it in the image.
Like it sucked in like Half Moon Bay or something and sucked in an image.
And it was a case of memory retrieval gone wrong.
He didn't actually want that.
So,
Even in a product like ChatGPT that spent a lot of time on memory, it's non-trivial.
And I think my take is the writing of memories is tricky.
Like when actually should the system write memories is non-trivial.
Reading of memories actually kind of converges with the concept of retrieval.
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