KORRA.BOT The Second Brain
You have a folder of notes you paste into a chat and re-read every time, and it is slow, it dilutes the answer, and it cannot settle an argument it has with itself. Turn that pile into a corpus: plain text files, one question each, an index a machine can read, and a review that keeps it true after three months. No database, no embeddings, no vector store.
4 modiwl · 12 gwers · 6h 19m
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1 The Pile, Measured 3 gwers · 1h 27m lock
- play_circle What the Pile Costs, Every Time You Ask 22 mun
- play_circle The Pile Cannot Settle an Argument With Itself 20 mun
- play_circle Measure Your Own Pile 45 mun
2 One Document, One Question 3 gwers · 1h 46m lock
- play_circle One Document, One Question, One Answer 22 mun
- play_circle Summarise, Quote, or Leave Out Entirely 24 mun
- play_circle Cut the Pile Into Documents 60 mun
3 Finding It, and Using It 3 gwers · 1h 34m lock
- play_circle A Name That Survives a Search 20 mun
- play_circle An Index Written for a Machine 24 mun
- play_circle Answer What the Pile Could Not 50 mun
4 Keeping It Alive 3 gwers · 1h 32m lock
- play_circle When Two Documents Now Disagree 22 mun
- play_circle The Checks a Machine Can Run 20 mun
- play_circle The Three-Month Review 50 mun