#pkmsummit26 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pkmsummit26, aggregated by home.social.
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Can AI dream? I just published a blog post on OpenClaw's new "dreaming" feature and why it matters, along with my personal experience of it while using my OpenClaw instance. https://contexthorizon.substack.com/p/the-architecture-of-forgetting
Incidentally, this is the missing piece/part 2 to my talk "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?" at #pkmsummit26 last month! I wish I had been able to talk about this feature then!
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Can AI dream? I just published a blog post on OpenClaw's new "dreaming" feature and why it matters, along with my personal experience of it while using my OpenClaw instance. https://contexthorizon.substack.com/p/the-architecture-of-forgetting
Incidentally, this is the missing piece/part 2 to my talk "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?" at #pkmsummit26 last month! I wish I had been able to talk about this feature then!
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Can AI dream? I just published a blog post on OpenClaw's new "dreaming" feature and why it matters, along with my personal experience of it while using my OpenClaw instance. https://contexthorizon.substack.com/p/the-architecture-of-forgetting
Incidentally, this is the missing piece/part 2 to my talk "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?" at #pkmsummit26 last month! I wish I had been able to talk about this feature then!
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Can AI dream? I just published a blog post on OpenClaw's new "dreaming" feature and why it matters, along with my personal experience of it while using my OpenClaw instance. https://contexthorizon.substack.com/p/the-architecture-of-forgetting
Incidentally, this is the missing piece/part 2 to my talk "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?" at #pkmsummit26 last month! I wish I had been able to talk about this feature then!
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Can AI dream? I just published a blog post on OpenClaw's new "dreaming" feature and why it matters, along with my personal experience of it while using my OpenClaw instance. https://contexthorizon.substack.com/p/the-architecture-of-forgetting
Incidentally, this is the missing piece/part 2 to my talk "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?" at #pkmsummit26 last month! I wish I had been able to talk about this feature then!
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Just released this video tutorial for how to enable @grafana's agentic tool, Assistant, for use with Grafana OSS. tl;dr: Assistant is not open source, and you still need a (at least free) Grafana Cloud account, but you CAN now use it for your self-hosted Grafana instance.
Incidentally, I demonstrated how I use Assistant to visualize my Obsidian data in my local Grafana instance at the #pkmsummit26 last month. :)
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Just released this video tutorial for how to enable @grafana's agentic tool, Assistant, for use with Grafana OSS. tl;dr: Assistant is not open source, and you still need a (at least free) Grafana Cloud account, but you CAN now use it for your self-hosted Grafana instance.
Incidentally, I demonstrated how I use Assistant to visualize my Obsidian data in my local Grafana instance at the #pkmsummit26 last month. :)
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Just released this video tutorial for how to enable @grafana's agentic tool, Assistant, for use with Grafana OSS. tl;dr: Assistant is not open source, and you still need a (at least free) Grafana Cloud account, but you CAN now use it for your self-hosted Grafana instance.
Incidentally, I demonstrated how I use Assistant to visualize my Obsidian data in my local Grafana instance at the #pkmsummit26 last month. :)
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Just released this video tutorial for how to enable @grafana's agentic tool, Assistant, for use with Grafana OSS. tl;dr: Assistant is not open source, and you still need a (at least free) Grafana Cloud account, but you CAN now use it for your self-hosted Grafana instance.
Incidentally, I demonstrated how I use Assistant to visualize my Obsidian data in my local Grafana instance at the #pkmsummit26 last month. :)
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Just released this video tutorial for how to enable @grafana's agentic tool, Assistant, for use with Grafana OSS. tl;dr: Assistant is not open source, and you still need a (at least free) Grafana Cloud account, but you CAN now use it for your self-hosted Grafana instance.
Incidentally, I demonstrated how I use Assistant to visualize my Obsidian data in my local Grafana instance at the #pkmsummit26 last month. :)
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At the #pkmsummit26 last month, Jefta Bade was making these "key frames" that captured the essence of many different presentations on a large wall of brown paper he called "Wall of Clarity". Apparently @zsviczian came to him and inspired Jefta to create this key frame after my talk on how I'm using observability and I in my PKM system. Cool!
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At the #pkmsummit26 last month, Jefta Bade was making these "key frames" that captured the essence of many different presentations on a large wall of brown paper he called "Wall of Clarity". Apparently @zsviczian came to him and inspired Jefta to create this key frame after my talk on how I'm using observability and I in my PKM system. Cool!
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At the #pkmsummit26 last month, Jefta Bade was making these "key frames" that captured the essence of many different presentations on a large wall of brown paper he called "Wall of Clarity". Apparently @zsviczian came to him and inspired Jefta to create this key frame after my talk on how I'm using observability and I in my PKM system. Cool!
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At the #pkmsummit26 last month, Jefta Bade was making these "key frames" that captured the essence of many different presentations on a large wall of brown paper he called "Wall of Clarity". Apparently @zsviczian came to him and inspired Jefta to create this key frame after my talk on how I'm using observability and I in my PKM system. Cool!
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At the #pkmsummit26 last month, Jefta Bade was making these "key frames" that captured the essence of many different presentations on a large wall of brown paper he called "Wall of Clarity". Apparently @zsviczian came to him and inspired Jefta to create this key frame after my talk on how I'm using observability and I in my PKM system. Cool!
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1/2 Last week at the #pkmsummit26 in Utrecht, I shared my work so far on how we can increase the likelihood of serendipitous events and eventually create serendipity protocols.
Here are the slides https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/ -
1/2 Last week at the #pkmsummit26 in Utrecht, I shared my work so far on how we can increase the likelihood of serendipitous events and eventually create serendipity protocols.
Here are the slides https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/ -
1/2 Last week at the #pkmsummit26 in Utrecht, I shared my work so far on how we can increase the likelihood of serendipitous events and eventually create serendipity protocols.
Here are the slides https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/ -
1/2 Last week at the #pkmsummit26 in Utrecht, I shared my work so far on how we can increase the likelihood of serendipitous events and eventually create serendipity protocols.
Here are the slides https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/ -
1/2 Last week at the #pkmsummit26 in Utrecht, I shared my work so far on how we can increase the likelihood of serendipitous events and eventually create serendipity protocols.
Here are the slides https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/ -
Iris (my OpenClaw instance for processing my Obsidian notes) processed my transcript and notes on giving my talk. She clearly knew I was talking about her, saying "you talked about how *I* helped you do X..." so I asked her what she thought of me talking about her. Here's her response.
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Iris (my OpenClaw instance for processing my Obsidian notes) processed my transcript and notes on giving my talk. She clearly knew I was talking about her, saying "you talked about how *I* helped you do X..." so I asked her what she thought of me talking about her. Here's her response.
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Iris (my OpenClaw instance for processing my Obsidian notes) processed my transcript and notes on giving my talk. She clearly knew I was talking about her, saying "you talked about how *I* helped you do X..." so I asked her what she thought of me talking about her. Here's her response.
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Iris (my OpenClaw instance for processing my Obsidian notes) processed my transcript and notes on giving my talk. She clearly knew I was talking about her, saying "you talked about how *I* helped you do X..." so I asked her what she thought of me talking about her. Here's her response.
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Iris (my OpenClaw instance for processing my Obsidian notes) processed my transcript and notes on giving my talk. She clearly knew I was talking about her, saying "you talked about how *I* helped you do X..." so I asked her what she thought of me talking about her. Here's her response.
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Just gave a talk called "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?: Observability and AI for PKM" where I showed off a super overkill but cool observability stack (with Alloy, Loki, Prometheus, and @grafana) to monitor information from my Obsidian notes--observability isn't just for computer systems! I also talked about how I'm starting to use OpenClaw with my notes, and some initial surprises from that.
My repo: https://nicole.to/obsidiangrafana
My slides: https://nicole.to/androids -
Just gave a talk called "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?: Observability and AI for PKM" where I showed off a super overkill but cool observability stack (with Alloy, Loki, Prometheus, and @grafana) to monitor information from my Obsidian notes--observability isn't just for computer systems! I also talked about how I'm starting to use OpenClaw with my notes, and some initial surprises from that.
My repo: https://nicole.to/obsidiangrafana
My slides: https://nicole.to/androids -
Just gave a talk called "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?: Observability and AI for PKM" where I showed off a super overkill but cool observability stack (with Alloy, Loki, Prometheus, and @grafana) to monitor information from my Obsidian notes--observability isn't just for computer systems! I also talked about how I'm starting to use OpenClaw with my notes, and some initial surprises from that.
My repo: https://nicole.to/obsidiangrafana
My slides: https://nicole.to/androids -
Just gave a talk called "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?: Observability and AI for PKM" where I showed off a super overkill but cool observability stack (with Alloy, Loki, Prometheus, and @grafana) to monitor information from my Obsidian notes--observability isn't just for computer systems! I also talked about how I'm starting to use OpenClaw with my notes, and some initial surprises from that.
My repo: https://nicole.to/obsidiangrafana
My slides: https://nicole.to/androids -
Just gave a talk called "Do Androids Dream of Second Brains?: Observability and AI for PKM" where I showed off a super overkill but cool observability stack (with Alloy, Loki, Prometheus, and @grafana) to monitor information from my Obsidian notes--observability isn't just for computer systems! I also talked about how I'm starting to use OpenClaw with my notes, and some initial surprises from that.
My repo: https://nicole.to/obsidiangrafana
My slides: https://nicole.to/androids -
I went to #pkmsummit26 last weekend and it was a blast. Seriously, if you are on this server (or are interested in PKM, Obsidian, taking notes, or learning) then you should really consider going next year. I met so many interesting people and so many good friends I'd made from previous years. It's super motivating to be around so many people who I feel are my tribe.
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I went to #pkmsummit26 last weekend and it was a blast. Seriously, if you are on this server (or are interested in PKM, Obsidian, taking notes, or learning) then you should really consider going next year. I met so many interesting people and so many good friends I'd made from previous years. It's super motivating to be around so many people who I feel are my tribe.
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I went to #pkmsummit26 last weekend and it was a blast. Seriously, if you are on this server (or are interested in PKM, Obsidian, taking notes, or learning) then you should really consider going next year. I met so many interesting people and so many good friends I'd made from previous years. It's super motivating to be around so many people who I feel are my tribe.
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I went to #pkmsummit26 last weekend and it was a blast. Seriously, if you are on this server (or are interested in PKM, Obsidian, taking notes, or learning) then you should really consider going next year. I met so many interesting people and so many good friends I'd made from previous years. It's super motivating to be around so many people who I feel are my tribe.
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I went to #pkmsummit26 last weekend and it was a blast. Seriously, if you are on this server (or are interested in PKM, Obsidian, taking notes, or learning) then you should really consider going next year. I met so many interesting people and so many good friends I'd made from previous years. It's super motivating to be around so many people who I feel are my tribe.
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The one session at #pkmsummit26 #pkm the past days that I regret not having joined: #serendipity #protocols by Ivo Velitchkov https://velitchkov.eu/ @kvistgaard But he kindly shared his slides, which is leading me to a bunch of reading I see. https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/
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The one session at #pkmsummit26 #pkm the past days that I regret not having joined: #serendipity #protocols by Ivo Velitchkov https://velitchkov.eu/ @kvistgaard But he kindly shared his slides, which is leading me to a bunch of reading I see. https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/
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The one session at #pkmsummit26 #pkm the past days that I regret not having joined: #serendipity #protocols by Ivo Velitchkov https://velitchkov.eu/ @kvistgaard But he kindly shared his slides, which is leading me to a bunch of reading I see. https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/
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The one session at #pkmsummit26 #pkm the past days that I regret not having joined: #serendipity #protocols by Ivo Velitchkov https://velitchkov.eu/ @kvistgaard But he kindly shared his slides, which is leading me to a bunch of reading I see. https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/
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The one session at #pkmsummit26 #pkm the past days that I regret not having joined: #serendipity #protocols by Ivo Velitchkov https://velitchkov.eu/ @kvistgaard But he kindly shared his slides, which is leading me to a bunch of reading I see. https://kvistgaard.github.io/slides/serendipity/pkmsummit-2026/
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#pkmsummit was a blast! Thank you all for the great conversations. See you next year, on 12 and 13 March 2027. #pkm #pkmsummit2026 #pkmsummit26
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#pkmsummit was a blast! Thank you all for the great conversations. See you next year, on 12 and 13 March 2027. #pkm #pkmsummit2026 #pkmsummit26
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#pkmsummit was a blast! Thank you all for the great conversations. See you next year, on 12 and 13 March 2027. #pkm #pkmsummit2026 #pkmsummit26
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#pkmsummit was a blast! Thank you all for the great conversations. See you next year, on 12 and 13 March 2027. #pkm #pkmsummit2026 #pkmsummit26
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#pkmsummit was a blast! Thank you all for the great conversations. See you next year, on 12 and 13 March 2027. #pkm #pkmsummit2026 #pkmsummit26