Vin (Internet Vin)

Everything still requires me to actively prompt and manage each session.

The next unlock is figuring out how to get agents tasked to run automatically.

The friction is no longer with Obsidian itself, but with the boundary between the vault and agent execution.

So you can see I'm really pushing myself, right?

And it's cool.

This is a very useful thing for me to understand how my use of this tool is evolving.

And it's just, I think it's just absurd that I can just be making notes.

And then about all of these different things through my life, like even as a parent,

I can like reflect on the different things I'm learning.

I just think this is insane that a computer can have this much information about me and surface these patterns.

I would not be able to do this on my own and this fast.

And what a great tool it is for me.

Like I can just like now write in here and as I'm thinking about things and it gives me ideas, right?

About my life and the projects that I'm working on.

So I can say, it's interesting the way that my relationship with Obsidian has evolved over time.

It makes me think a lot about

the way in which my relationship with computers has evolved over time since I was a kid to now.

It's interesting how these things just happen and compound over time and we don't really realize it.

So it's just like a note, right?

It's an idea.