Thread - Nostr Hypermedia

MrHodl MrHodl@nostrpurple.com 1 month ago

I'm building a fully offline personal memory vault. All my notes stay in simple Markdown files, everything gets embedded locally, and no matter which model I load in LM Studio, it actually remembers me and my stuff. Feels like having my own private Grok that never forgets and never phones home. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I can do something like this. Wild times.

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MrHodl MrHodl@nostrpurple.com 1 month ago

Ha! Back redundancy! I didn't even think of that! Ill ping you in the next couple of days.

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Phils phil_bitcoin@NostrVerified.com 1 month ago

I’m interested if you are willing to share will that work like obsidian, I’m interested to see how the lm studio does that I run local LLM for security research and would love to have some offline KNOWLEDGE base too for memory sake

Libertas Primordium libertas-primordium@nostrcheck.me 1 month ago

GitHub

GitHub - libertas-primordium/other-note: A nostr powered notes app to sync encrypted notes across devices

A nostr powered notes app to sync encrypted notes across devices - libertas-primordium/other-note

It sounds like what you're building is more of a full featured document application than just jotting down quick notes maybe, but here's my implementation if you want to take a look.

RamenCoffee 1 month ago

what kind of machine specs are we talking about ?

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MrHodl MrHodl@nostrpurple.com 1 month ago

Forgot to add this part.

MrHodl MrHodl@nostrpurple.com 1 month ago

The language models im using are fine on a 6 year old laptop with 16gb of ram. Nothing special.

MrHodl MrHodl@nostrpurple.com 1 month ago

Just asked if there’s anything like this already out there. Apparently not really. Most local memory tools either don’t encrypt or aren’t this flexible with any model. Feels like I’m actually promoting something that doesn’t already exist.

Cykros psyche_eros@iris.to 2 weeks ago

Ever look at Emacs org-roam? Might be dated in the context of the post-LLM world, but it was always a cool way to sort of build your own personal wiki-like knowledge base with very little friction right from the comfort of emacs, formatted to be org-mode friendly.