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by athrowaway3z
104 days ago
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I'm not sure if HN is being flooded with bots or if the majority of people here nowadays lack a sense of simplicity. Anybody looking to do interesting things should instantly ignore any project that mention "persistent memory". It speaks of scope creep or complexity obfuscation. If a tool wants to include "persistent memory" it needs to write the 3 sentence explanation of how their scratch/notes files are piped around and what it achieves. Not just claim "persistent memory". I might even go so far that any project using the terminology "memory" is itself doomed to spend too much time & tokens building scaffolding for abstractions that dont work. |
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The purpose of scaffolding is to create persistent memories.
>claim "persistent memory"
Just look at it as a build product.
>abstractions that don't work
Look at this as a testing problem.