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I gave it a ~2 min voice-to-text about my concept for the memo and, after retrieving relevant context via MCP—(1) my core context (claude.md, user.md, memory.md, etc. equvalents), (2) all contexts in my library from nearly a decade of writing about knowledge management, (3) knowledge of the Github repo for the project, and (4) Karpathy's post—it generated about 99% of the post (I changed a link and some formatting). That wouldn't have been possible without years of context, but this post was very much generated from such.
The beauty of the system is that knowledge, clarity, etc. compound.
~OP of the article
Yes, it was discovered 7 years ago (by many) and Facebook has continually lied about it being patched.
Here's a more recent overview of all their lies regarding micro-targeting:
https://thetyee.ca/News/2019/05/07/Facebook-Privacy-Busting-...
After you enter, walk left and click on the moving flower thing to teleport to the dance floor.
Super grateful for the resonance! Mythos emerged from that same non-linear thinking you describe. I was tired of repeating old stories/context to get to a present state of resonance. I had wanted a ubiquitously referenceable library of context and the closest thing I'd found were knowledge management platforms, but those didn't quite fit. We've been communicating through Mythos for two years now and are still searching for its edges. Excited to share it with you and see where you take it!
~ Brian
We heavily augment the comments with contextual links and Reddit doesn't count those clicks against our budget... yet.
More context on reddit marketing: https://mythos.one/brianswichkow/255d41
These are my domains
And yea, the Reddit advertising platform today is about like the Facebook advertising platform of 2014. It's janky. For example, I'm only targeting people in Los Angeles and have unchecked the "allow Reddit to expand my audience" but people are dropping in the comments saying they're seeing it in Orange County, San Diego, San Francisco, Arizona, and even on the east coast.
Re: non-linear — that's more in regards to teaching Reddit. You can lock the comments of an ad and call it a day, but IMO the true value of the platform is the opportunity advertisers have to engage the community directly.
https://www.reddit.com/comments/agu1gf/recently_single_curre...