Are you writing a book on software engineering?
You're focused on the output (the book). I'm focused on the outcome (understanding). AI is great for output but that is not what is needed or wanted.
self-hosting is complex when nerds only consider other nerds
- Barato Total: funky groove; percussive singing; everything tightly in the pocket
- Flor Do Cerrado / Garota De Ipamena (Medley): two songs get supeimposed; fun interlocking rhythms and offbeat landings
- Jóia: fourth harmonization
- Até Quem Sabe: João Donato style sustain chords and instrumental singing
You may have seen Andrej Karpathy's post on his "LLM Wiki" — Markdown notes in a Git repo, edited by an LLM, and read in Obsidian. It's a very effective pattern.
TiddlyWiki turns the vault into something live. Index files that LLMs have to keep manually in sync become computed views that always reflect reality. YAML frontmatter becomes a small queryable database the LLM can sort and filter against. And the LLM can author not just notes but small interactive views — dashboards, glossaries, journal indexes — that compose with your own customisations.
In short: a notes folder becomes a programmable surface.