Nodal point of thought 2024-02-21

Nodal Point of Thought GPT2024-02-21

from Diary 2024-02-21 Nodal point of thought 2024-02-21 Thoughts after nearly a year of running for now (supplement: context of a year since ChatGPT appeared)

• Keichobot is definitely useful for that “having a conversation helps me organize my thoughts” part!

  • Rule-based algorithms do not.
  • It used to time out sometimes, even if you did one conversation per request, but now it’s much faster, so it’s doable.
  • On the other hand, it’s not one speech, one request.
    • You can do a lot of things in parallel.
  • In the history of Keichobot, it was originally created in CUI, converted to API to turn it into a Slack bot, and later to a web service
  • Now is the time to abandon legacy code and rebuild.

• Kozaneba is worth it as it is.

  • Can support the “chopping” and “texting” areas that have been bottlenecks.
  • This “purpose” is not clear to other users
  • For me personally, it is a system that facilitates understanding of things that are difficult to comprehend with the raw brain.
  • While we use it because it’s useful, we’re not yet at the point where first-time users can understand its value.
  • It should be developed to further strengthen my personal capacity for understanding.
  • I thought motivating system was [next action language support
  • The reason I myself am no longer using this system is because its needs were met by Keichobot.
  • This will blend in as part of a Keichobot-like

• Keichobot is an assistance in taking out and understanding what is inside of you

  • Kozaneba will assist in structuring the vast amount of “information that has not yet found its structure” that has been extracted in this way and that is derived from books.
  • So it’s “understanding” in the form of finding structure.

• Scrapbox / Omni

  • Scrapbox is a system for storing knowledge in a form that can be used over the long term
  • I stuck with Omni for now.
  • There’s still room for improvement, but I think we’re headed in the right direction.
  • The direction that external knowledge sources support the understanding of the start is now being explored in PluralityBook.
    • Glossary and fine-grained search seem important
    • There is development as questions become words.
    • Connect with Kozaneba in terms of understanding support

• Difference between normal reading and search and read.

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