dariusmonsef

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by dariusmonsef 20d ago
Hi. Just shipped a new version of the site. How’s this feel now? https://ozbrain.com/
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by dariusmonsef 20d ago
Hi. Just shipped a new version of the site. How’s this feel now? https://ozbrain.com/
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by dariusmonsef 20d ago
Hi. Just shipped a new version of the site. How’s this feel now? https://ozbrain.com/
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by dariusmonsef 24d ago
Thank you for your insight. FYI You can share your brain with collaborators/partners. Did you read my comment on the post? You just clicked a link, looked at a homepage and got a meh-boner to come back and comment?
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by dariusmonsef 24d ago
I'm not trying to solve the ingestion problem. It is there for sure, agents are pretty terrible at always following directions, so hopefully it's easy enough to just say "Put that in the brain" when in doubt. What is goo
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by dariusmonsef 24d ago
It sounds like you've got a great system for your technical folks. The question is if that works super well for sales, design, support, etc. I'm trying to build something that works equally well for the technical & non-technic
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
What do you think would improve that? Different language? More visuals?
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Also thanks for doing the mental hurdling to get thru! I will work on that image...
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Noted! Thanks. I appreciate you getting thru it. What do you think would have made it more clear/faster?
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Yeah, I wouldn't put your crypto wallet into OzBrain or anything... this is more the day to day operation of your business or personal life. While that is also valuable, our data is already sitting on a lot of servers so might as well
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
What I'm building has a regular maintenance it runs across the knowledge. A. to chunk long articles down into smaller chunks or information with good routing. B. To review the latest thinking to make sure old thinking is deprecated and
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Cool. If I'm reading it right, it only allows read access? How do you get knowledge into the brain? I'm assuming that the content you put in is all agent driven. Source files (ie, a transcript, a data log, stuff that shouldn'
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Cool. Johnny Decimal sounds badass too, like maybe if an agent loses some of my work it will hunt it down and kill beat it up ;) Are you seeing engineers use it or more every day people getting the hang of it to?
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
That sounds like a solid setup for engineering. OzBrain is meant for not just the eng docs, but also the business and product docs. Also my personal stuff, ie my workout log is there, health analysis, etc. And I share our family docs with m
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
What a surprisingly lovely comment section. I love the curiosity and positivity. Hope you have a great day.
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Thanks! Where did you end up With your thinking? Would love to have you try it and tell me where you think k it could be better.
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Yeah, close. But all handled so a user can just focus on connecting the MCP and doing work. Goes to my answer elsewhere here about different between gbrain / llm-wiki… those are highly configurable and powerful, but require technical k
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
While I agree with you on most of what you’re saying, I think there is still an audience outside of your viewpoint that may see value. But thanks for sharing your insights! Super helpful.
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
I think they’re similar but different. Memory is usually single user focused, a summary of specific facts or instructions. OzBrain is everything that was captured, reasoned, promoted, etc. and auditable record of what the latest thinking is
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
A constant challenge. Don't have a perfect solution for it yet, but importantly every change to any article logs who did it, what it did and the reasoning behind it. So I have enough data to work with as I continue to improve things.
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Along with my conversations with the 75 founders, there were two other distinct camps that I saw... those that care about the display and UX for them to see their .md files... and those (of which I am in) that don't care, I don't
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
Obsidian would fall into the same answer as how is this different than gBrain. Obsidian is a powerful and configurable... but requires more work to maintain and sharing knowledge with others is more difficult. I want this to be a super easy
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by dariusmonsef 26d ago
In a way yes. A hosted llm-wiki, where I handle the diffing, versioning and audit log of what was changed, by what agent and why.
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Show HN: OzBrain, a shared brain for knowledge between agents and your team(ozbrain.com)
93 points by dariusmonsef 26d ago|59 comments
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by dariusmonsef 2y ago
Was very hard to navigate COVID where the business was whiplashed in both directions for a couple years. Money went to opening clinics and staff… in hindsight there were smarter ways to grow the business.
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by dariusmonsef 2y ago
Appreciate the pour. Glad you got great care for your daughter.
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by dariusmonsef 2y ago
There are 25 million ER visits a year for kids where the vast majority of those visits are not life-threatening and don’t require that level of care. An urgent care is 1/10 the cost of an ER and can create a better environment for the
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by dariusmonsef 3y ago
This is something @Asa Miller and I are building: apps for kids under 12 that unlock access to the wonder and power of the web in a fun / safe way. We’ve started with social messaging for kids under 12, that includes a kid friendly GPT
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Coronavirus / Covid-19: A Panic Free Guide for Parents (YC S19)(bravecare.com)
11 points by dariusmonsef 7y ago|1 comments
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by dariusmonsef 13y ago
Well thank you very much for the support.

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