Sid Sethi

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Sid Sethi

Sid Sethi

@sidsethi

now: career break, exploring, learning | prev: cofounder & coo @EarthFast, founding eng @Audius, cs/ece @carnegiemellon

San Francisco, CA Sumali Eylül 2016
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Simon B. Støvring
Simon B. Støvring@simonbs·
Has anyone built a “second brain” that combines messy notes with AI memory? I want a place to dump ideas, notes, and docs, then have AI actually recall and surface them later when I search. Ideally runs locally on iPhone.
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Sébastien Dubois
Sébastien Dubois@dSebastien·
I wrote a complete guide on how to synchronize and backup your @obsdmd notes: dsebastien.net/how-i-synchron… Covers Obsidian Sync, iCloud, Git, Syncthing, and the backup strategy I actually use daily. Your notes are too valuable to lose.
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Kent C. Dodds 🏹
Kent C. Dodds 🏹@kentcdodds·
Increasingly I'm discovering that Claude's Desktop app does a better job at doing what I need than ChatGPT's...
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Kent C. Dodds 🏹
Kent C. Dodds 🏹@kentcdodds·
It's way better at MCP (I guess no surprise there), it seems to understand me better (mostly comparing Sonnet 4.6 to GPT 5.3), it doesn't just give up when things are unclear or hard (it works to find clarity mostly with tool calls), it has a more robust memory...
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Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown@andrewbrown·
@sidsethi Its hard to give an honest answer without driving these for long hours or creating real eval harnesses. It appears to be working and is "good enough". With open models Claude Code seems to be fine.
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Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown@andrewbrown·
Look at me, using an open model within Claude Code. So demure.💅
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Mario Zechner
Mario Zechner@badlogicgames·
recommended reading. fwiw, i never saw myself being thrown in with the zero-criticism crowd. i was called a luddite a lot of times tho, especially on here :)
Armin Ronacher ⇌@mitsuhiko

After @aiDotEngineer, which was full of useful criticism, I remembered that the most confident takes on AI often came from the least exposure. Rejection is easy, trial and error is expensive. I wrote about it. lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/4/11/the-…

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Sébastien Dubois
Sébastien Dubois@dSebastien·
Hey @grok, connect me with people who need to learn more about @obsdmd and knowledge management
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Sid Sethi
Sid Sethi@sidsethi·
@andrewbrown Would love an open model overview from you! Also much of the discourse centers around coding use, and not as much on stuff like research, planning, knowledge mgmt
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Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown@andrewbrown·
I am considering giving open-models a go like Gemma 4 with a coding harness like Pi Agent Coding Tool. OpenCode is not something I want to use. KiloCode I may look into if Pi Agent doesn't do want I want. Im not that interested in Grok but I might do a one or two off video evaluating it Then I feel we have covered our bases for tooling and I can go and do the bootcamp These courses are getting smaller as we go as Claude Code had the most we had to explore.
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Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown@andrewbrown·
People not understanding context rot. I just keep my context in the 200k range and no problems.
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Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown@andrewbrown·
Remember I told you folks to have a backup. By the way I am going to release a Codex course.
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Sébastien Dubois
Sébastien Dubois@dSebastien·
@sidsethi Too risky with all the infrastructure I have around, my sync solution etc. I did think about it and worktrees too
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Sébastien Dubois
Sébastien Dubois@dSebastien·
How I protect my Obsidian notes from accidental edits: Obsidian has built-in file recovery, but it is all-or-nothing. You can not restore just one paragraph.
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Sid Sethi
Sid Sethi@sidsethi·
@dSebastien Fair! git branches are perfect for your use case, but to each their own :)
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Sébastien Dubois
Sébastien Dubois@dSebastien·
@sidsethi Sure, but I do not want to do that. Local commits would be fine, but my approach (personal indeed) is to only commit+push when I'm confident my updates are ok. That's because I consider the git versioning (for my notes) as one of the backup layers. I don't want broken stuff there
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Sid Sethi
Sid Sethi@sidsethi·
@dSebastien Could setup hooks to auto-commit to git on some interval, which gets you granular version control
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Sébastien Dubois
Sébastien Dubois@dSebastien·
@sidsethi The plugin supports Git as well. But git are not enough. I don't commit all day long
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Wim Cools
Wim Cools@wcools·
real-time docs in the browser vs offline markdown access? both!
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Sid Sethi
Sid Sethi@sidsethi·
@p3shoemaker Have been getting these nearly everyday for over a year I didn't realize how easy it is to spoof caller ID
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p3shoemaker
p3shoemaker@p3shoemaker·
google account take over attempt: 1. “login in detected” pop up on my phone 2. get a phone call, excellent english 3. tell me my address and send a email from noreply@google,com clever part is the title “Re: Your Google Support Inquiry: 159331 Employee: Nathan Philips”
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