| >Personal wikis always died for the same reason. Mine (WikidPad) died when I switched to Linux, and learned that breaking changes to WxPython rendered it worthless, as none of the dialog boxes functioned after that point. Sure, the source from 2012 was available, but my Wiki really wasn't. Eventually this forced me back to Windows... but it was too late, now I'm back on Windows, and still don't trust WikidPad. >Keeping them current was tedious, and humans hate tedium. But the tedium is the one thing language models are immune to. They will happily re-link, re-summarize, and reconcile contradictions across a hundred files without complaining. Yeah, and you're going to trust the LLM to reliably maintain this? Not a wise choice. I really wish we had a reliable way to annotate and interlink documents using hypertext. Unfortunately, HTML doesn't actually let you mark up (annotate) hypertext. We still, 81 years later, don't have a Memex! 8( |