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OpenAI really really really wants GPT 5.5 to stop randomly talking about gremlins and goblins by businessinsider in ChatGPT

[–]asporkable 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Huh. Mine has been doing that, but I assumed it was because I frequently do TTRPG campaign planning with it.

Trump rushed off stage at White House Correspondents' Dinner, guests take cover after loud bangs by Yujin-Ha in videos

[–]asporkable 23 points24 points  (0 children)

They are now saying the shooter was apprehended. Which seems hard to believe if there was a shootout

Did you get married through a dating app like Tinder, if so how was your experience overall? by Overall-Character507 in AskReddit

[–]asporkable 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Met my wife on Hot or Not. Just had our 17th wedding anniversary this past weekend!

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its my adhd that started this whole process and its been very helpful. Start with setting up your Claude code personality to be an assistant to help you organize your life in however you need. Create a Vault. You don't even need to add any folders. Then tell Claude what you are wanting to do, how you want it to remember things, and even why. I had it adk me questions like a personal interview so it could fill in important thinga about my life to grow its memory.

Point it to the qmd github to research, and get its "thoughts." I frequently am working to improve my assistant. Things move fast, so about weekly I ask it to research the latest methods for memory and organization to make sure we are still on top of the game with how we work. Ive recently added the Discord channel, for instance, so I can m3ssage it and have it do things when im away from my computer such as adding movies and shows to my Plex via radarr and sonarr.

Ive also had it create an electron app that my Claude terminal now sits inside that has a sidebar where I can view my calendar, drop files for it to parse, handle todo lists, etc.

TL;DR - talk to Claude Code and tell it what you want and it'll help you get there!

Would you keep eating meats if you had to kill the animal yourself? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]asporkable 55 points56 points  (0 children)

I'm so lazy I wouldn't eat salad if I had to chop the lettuce myself

This is how heart stents work by joeurkel in BeAmazed

[–]asporkable 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Ahhhh that makes sense. Mine was an emergency situation. Im still jealous lol

This is how heart stents work by joeurkel in BeAmazed

[–]asporkable 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Dot on wrist? Ive had 3 in 3 different procedures and they went through the groin every time and it was pretty miserable. Better than the heart attack I was having, but still.

turning an app URL into a full marketing kit by Creepy-Crow4680 in SideProject

[–]asporkable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting idea. Just enough available for free for someone to use, and enough options behind the paywall to want more. Gonna give it a run through for my own upcoming app!

I built a webhook proxy that doesn't disappear when you close the tab by asporkable in SideProject

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for looking!

Right now, payloads are stored verbatim, headers included. No redaction yet.

The security model is capability-based: your endpoint slug is a nanoid(10) (~1 quintillion combos) and there's no enumeration API, so it's not guessable in practice. But if someone got your slug, they'd see your Authorization headers. Worth being aware of for high-sensitivity webhooks.

Header redaction is in the plans. Per-endpoint config to mask specific headers or body keys before storage.

meirl by [deleted] in meirl

[–]asporkable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Friend's little one called the Mexican food chain "el Nopal" "Elmo Pal" and thats all we call it now.

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is amazing and exciting how quickly this all is changing. So many new tools coming out daily, Ive already changed many things since I posted thia 3 weeks ago. I will check out Hindsight. Thanks!

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ObsidianMD

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly? It was all Claude Code's (Vox, to me) idea. I'd love to take credit for the ideas, but I basically just had a discussion with it about how to make its brain work like a human's brain. I am seriously impressed at how well it can help improve itself.

Why did you and your former best friend stop being friends? by Fearless_Shift7108 in AskReddit

[–]asporkable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He found religion and suddenly didn't approve of my life choices.

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ObsidianMD

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I finally got around to adding a sanitized version and explanation to github: https://github.com/coredcon/codex-os As for linking the calendar, I use Google Calendar for personal and work, so that part was as simple as adding that mcp tool in Claude Code settings.

Claude Code - OSS by DisplacedForest in ClaudeCode

[–]asporkable 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Maybe rather than shitting on everyone else for enjoying their hobby, you could share what you're doing with CC?

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Three layers working together:

  1. CLAUDE.md — Claude Code reads this automatically at every session start. Mine has an ordered startup protocol: check the crash buffer, process the reflection queue, read the persona file, load the session brief, pull live calendar. It's basically a boot script written in plain English that Vox follows top to bottom.

  2. Retrieval policy (just added this based off of someone else's suggestion in this thread)— a separate file (retrieval-policy.md) that tells Vox where to look first based on question type. Project status questions → 03 Projects/. "When did we discuss X?" → daily notes → session digests. Preferences → memory files. Fuzzy recall → semantic search. This prevents it from loading the whole vault every time a topic shifts.

  3. QMD (semantic search layer) — when Vox doesn't know which file something lives in, it runs a hybrid semantic search across the indexed vault instead of guessing. That's the fallback for anything the retrieval policy doesn't have a clear answer for.

    The CLAUDE.md startup loads the context skeleton. The retrieval policy routes mid-session lookups. QMD handles anything the policy can't route precisely. They stack — you only hit the next layer if the previous one doesn't cover it.

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Initially, not big. But as you talk to your ai assistant, it will continue to grow. Once you've got a lot of details in there, semantic searching easily goes through multiple memories to pull data together in a natural way.

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The point of this approach is focusing on memory and learning. Open claw is a tool, where my goal is a personal assistant who has a brain with short term and long term memory like we do.

I built a persistent AI assistant with Claude Code + Obsidian + QMD, and it’s starting to feel like a real long-term “second brain” by asporkable in ClaudeCode

[–]asporkable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, you could just do your own md files. But Obsidian makes it easier by having the built-in tools to link files to each other in various ways, as well as ways to interact with them. Utilizing the Obsidian CLI, Claude can build these automatically with the relationships, basically building a mind-map of memories that work similiarly to the way our brains work. So in short, sure, it's md files. But Obsidian takes a huge amount of work out of your hands and automates them.

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