vektormemory
We built a combined books/video version as well in our app library.
https://medium.com/@vektormemory/vektor-2-0-4-hacker-news-bo...
We rebuilt our video editing tool
Or try these with your trained embedder: https://ollama.com/library/minicpm-v4.6 https://ollama.com/library/bonsai-2
Vektor 2.0.2: Memory benchmark LongMemEval results
Minmax matrix: Desk routing went from 11% to 90%"
Over the last few years we have added mcp tools, memory graph, md files and skills, automated everything to the point that on desktop the system runs itself, besides proceed/approved/explain.
We have 100's of PRs/jobs/projects and Claude builds down the list automated and only asks a few questions point form if needed.
Very impressive now, compared to 6 months ago.
You can view it if interested: www.vekmem.com
Private local memory and sovereign data
The Si Wealth Transfer Is Becoming the Largest Rug Pull in History
We Refined Our Research Methods for Speed
LLM library that builds itself, a converter for nearly every file
Gemini 3.1 pro as a nutty professor, researcher, and design verifier.
My custom orchestrator for all local LLM work: https://vektormemory.com/vektor
It's turning into pimp my llm...
A tiny mascot that thinks, Ollama cloud and Kokoro STT now included
Choice of over 600 LLMs across 9 providers
Faraday Learns to Reason
Faraday Security Enforcing and HyDE Recall
One of the best free reports I have read in a long time, actually, was it written by Claude Fable… I don’t know?
Countering misuse of AI: September 2026 / Anthropic Case studies from threat actors disrupted between December 2025 and August 2026 across seven areas of harm, from cyber… www.anthropic.com
It didn’t scare the crap out of me; it confirmed my already jaded suspicions.
The nature of who can carry out sophisticated cyber attacks has fundamentally changed, but not the attacks themselves.
The report’s core finding is that sophistication has stopped being a reliable signal of who is behind an operation, as AI has collapsed the gap between well-resourced state actors and lone wolf individuals.
A hacktivist with stolen API keys, a financially motivated dark crew, and a state-nexus espionage operator all used the same playbook: agentic AI bots running multi-victim campaigns that previously required entire teams.
I get a real sense that we are in a “deep situation” caused by a very small percentile of the population using the tools made by teams that have way too much VC fun money and are not really aware of who is using their tools; the age of agentic bots is much further along than anyone can conceive.
The oroborous of bot slop continues. It’s going to be a great ride for cybersecurity, though, 1000x the problems to solve.
And the govts are once again asleep at the wheel, too worried about GDP numbers and the other 100 calamities they caused this week instead of focusing on secure spaces, quality infrastructure, education, and medicine.
Quiet Awakening of the 2B-Parameter Model
Why the Future of AI Belongs to Systems That Can Self-Learn
All countries should back open source projects with their combined funds and data centres.
This information to train the LLM's is already in their library resources, they stole it already from lib gen.
SynthID watermarking and removal methods are a joke
I never push the play button on my unplugged headphones whilst on the playa. Lol