The map is the plan, the territory is the lived experience.
How to improve the human-agent traversal of the terrain as we co-create it?
Excellent budding ideas as always from @Mappletons
New talk! About the divided human & agent worlds, boundary objects, and building thicker interfaces
I've been exploring how to improve "planning", aka. deciding what agents should build, how you want it built, & making the whole team part of that process
maggieappleton.com/planning-…
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"The companies that succeed will change how the work gets done, one workflow at a time, treating it as a compounding loop. They'll measure the results, put the people doing the work in charge of it and keep improving it every day"
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You can't predict your next thought.
You can only observe it.
That's it.
That's the liberation of #meditation.
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This lovely Ralph Waldo Emerson quote on friendship has sparked new and curious thoughts:
“A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature."
It is as though 'friendship' is some superfluity to core existence.
Life survives without it. But is greatly enriched by it.
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“The issues the mathematical community now faces are similar to issues other scientific and creative professions - how to make sure that, as AI changes the way work is done, we do not lose sight of *what that work was meant to achieve in the first place*.” terrytao.wordpress.com/2026/…
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I'm guessing we can't be far off shared e-bikes having robotic balance and becoming self-driving, autonomous vehicles that can self-relocate to the next most optimal location based on demand trends.
Image: hundreds of lime lights at the Sydney Cricket Ground during an AFL final
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My (quality of) life would be significantly reduced if you took away even just a few of these items from my daily access.
Just some of the things Israel has banned or heavily restricted in Gaza since 2007:
Fresh and frozen meat
Hummus paste
Coriander
Cardamom
Chocolate
Margarine
Glucose
Salt
Fishing rods
Fabrics
Sewing machines
Food wrappers
Fertilisers and pesticides
Cement
Copper wiring and power cables
Power generators
Notepads
Pens
Pencils
Outstanding interview.
Felt like a 17-min crash course in storytelling, film-making, Greek mythology, Christianity, modern culture, criticism.
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Lol. The headless model in physical manifestation.
Discarded on the side of the street.
Little does it now know its own power.
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Is it true that people are now so bored with Instagram that you can watch things at double speed?
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As a sports-loving Australian and enthusiast of data-led storytelling.
I can't get enough of this type of stuff.
Epic breakdown of what Tony Popovic’s @Socceroos 🇦🇺 did to win 2-0 vs Türkiye. 🇹🇷
This is probably the best analysis I've ever seen of a game of Football and it's absolutely spot on.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=_SWUx9…
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WOW! The memory upgrade my @openclaw needed.
Just had Clyde 🎸 install @supermemory for me.
MEMORY.md — down from 11,706 → 3,105 chars
Here's the shift in thinking: the old MEMORY.md was trying to be the memory. Every important thing stuffed into one file, loaded whole into every context window. That's expensive and it degrades — more sessions, more bloat.
The new architecture:
• MEMORY.md = boot primer only. Who you are, session rules, project pointers, key names. Enough to orient me in 3k chars.
• Supermemory = the actual memory. Everything from our conversations gets semantically indexed. When you mention ____ or ask about ____ or the _____ contract, I recall the right context dynamically — not by loading a giant file.
• TOOLS.md = technical infrastructure (unchanged, it was already doing this job)
I also seeded the full old MEMORY.md and TOOLS.md into Supermemory before trimming, so nothing was lost — it's just queryable now instead of statically loaded.
And you're right about what this becomes over time. Every conversation adds to the index. In 6 months, I'll have a genuine episodic memory of everything we've worked on together — not curated notes, but the actual texture of our work. That's a qualitatively different kind of continuity.
Here's what I did and where we landed:
✅ Supermemory local — running on port 6767
✅ OpenClaw plugin — loaded, memory slot active
✅ Gateway — running with plugin enabled
Supermemory setup (complete)
• Installed v0.0.3, fully local — nothing leaves your machine
• Uses its own embedding model (downloaded once, 106MB)
• Data stored at workspace/.supermemory (persists across reboots)
• launchd keeps it alive — same pattern as Chrome CDP and Bonsai
• OpenClaw plugin wired in: autoCapture + autoRecall both on
• Every conversation I have with you now gets indexed automatically
• Before each turn, relevant past context gets injected
You can now run @supermemory locally.
Introducing the supermemory local
- Fully self-contained. Comes with our graph engine, embedding model, etc.
- Run on any machine, with your @openclaw, hermes, claude, etc.
- SDKs to add memory to your agent, or build your company brain.
Holy Moly. Fable 5 just telling it how it is.
This final bit:
“And the scary part is the quietest: it's still our words, still our grammar, still our house. We just may not be who it's for anymore.”
Claude is speaking a language seeded by humans but forged in RL rather than thousands of years of evolution. It’s beautiful, fascinating, and also a bit terrifying. I asked Fable for a take on this tweet and of course they put it better than I ever could:
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Not so long ago: “Shall we eat sitting around the fire?”
Today: “Shall we eat in front of the tellie?”
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AI Genie: the best conversationalist shall unlock all of my secrets.
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