llm memory

2 captures, most recent first.

2026-06-16

kalomaze @kalomaze — 13h [Embedded screenshot of an AI chat interface: User (quoted line): "(its Fourier transform, basically)." User: GODDAMN IT Recognized user's epiphany about mathematical interconn... [truncated header/collapsible section] 🕐 The user is reacting to the fact that the characteristic function is the Fourier transform. This seems to have triggered another "oh god it's all connected" moment.]

Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet sharing a screenshot of an AI assistant's memory/context summary of a chat, showing the AI having logged a user's excited realization that the "characteristic function" in probability is the Fourier transform, framed humorously as a recurring pattern of "it's all connected" epiphanies.

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Ethan Mollick @emollick

2026-01-30

Ethan Mollick @emollick · 46m: The amount of utility that scratchpads add to LLMs (and the amount of weirdness, see MoltBook), suggests that true continuous memory, if developed, will be a very large-scale breakthrough for LLM development with similarly large effects on what LLMs can do (& their impact on us)

Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Mollick speculating that continuous memory (as opposed to scratchpad-style working memory) would be a major capability breakthrough, citing Moltbook's scratchpad-driven behavior as evidence. Relevant to memory-architecture discussions in Nathan's project (memory_system/ directory) and to model-individuation questions about how memory shapes identity.

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