
I have early-onset Parkinson's and I use AI as a cognitive prosthetic — not a productivity hack, an actual replacement for the parts of my brain that don't show up anymore. This is where I show the working.
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One of the articles in my vault tells its reader to run a command.
Fair enough. It is a technical guide. That is what technical guides do.
But if an AI is reading my vault, that sentence is not an instruction for the AI to run anything on...
I have spent months building an Obsidian vault I trust.
It holds the bits my brain is liable to drop: what I was doing, why I decided something, the article I had half-written before the thread vanished, and the small useful discoveries th...
NotebookLM took an article I wrote about building an Obsidian wiki that maintains itself and turned it into a 24-minute conversation between two AI hosts.
I expected something politely dreadful.
It is not politely dreadful. It is genuinel...
This is part of The Build. If you’re new here, start with How To Build A Wiki That Reads Itself the moment I learned that a system I trusted could still lie about what it had done.*
I gave Codex permission to suggest a new key to my Obsidi...
A month ago, part of my vault told me a job was done.
Three tools I use every week — the ones that pull my reading into my knowledge base and keep it tidy — were marked, in black and white, as built, tested, and used three times. Neat litt...
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Parkinson's picked the wrong bloke. British transplant in Tennessee, tech nerd, AI obsessive, space nerd, 3D printing goblin. Husband, Dad, Grandad, and servant to Purple, my service dog, best one in the family. Stubbornly curious about everything.
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