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Andy Wasklewicz retweeted
There’s more: 27.3 introduces a memory graph.
It’s centered on you: relationships, places, routines, health, workouts, and what motivates you or holds you back.
Plus “memory atoms”: facts, opinions, intentions and events, with time, place, people and topic.
Tidbits:
• The memory graph is filled by two kinds of recipes:
1. Fastpass: Turns already-structured data into insights. For example, Person-v1 reads your Me card’s name fields.
2. Agent: An on-device or PCC model extracts insights by querying Siri chats, messages, photos, health data, and other sources.
• There’s only one agent recipe today, MotivatorBarrierResource. Its prompt asks 60 built-in questions, including “Do extended solo media activities during evening downtime routines highlight time availability barriers for adequate sleep?”
• The memory graph is still being built. For example, there’s no process that creates memory atoms yet.
• Memory atoms can generalize into broader memories. Each is tagged with one of 21 topics, such as food, travel, finance, or services, which can store your dentist or lawyer.
Here’s where to find the DBs on Mac:
• Memory graph: ~/Library/CorePersonalization/insight/MemoryGraph/memorygraph.db
• HybridSearch (incl. explicit-memory records, none yet): ~/Library/Daemon Containers/<UUID>/Data/Library/HybridSearch/index/C/index.db
Both use HybridDatabase, Apple’s fork of Kùzu (storage v57), so the public kuzu package can’t open them. You can use HybridDatabase.framework.
Apple is building an explicit-memory store for Siri AI. Memory records are queried via full-text (BM25) and vector search, then merged via RRF.
Siri’s chat recall in 27.2 uses the same search pipeline to find past chats.
Built on the Kuzu graph database Apple acquired.
ALT A Siri AI app icon on a dark gray rounded square, showing a sphere that shades from dark gray at the top to light gray at the bottom, with a ribbon of iridescent light curving across its middle.
Florida, like California's Prop 13, protects property owners while shifting more of the cost of maintaining the community onto people who don't receive the same benefit. I'm sure it will all just work out. Right California?
Amendment 3 results re: first step for property tax elimination. Only 3 counties — Gadsden, Leon and Alachua (three most liberal counties) — had a majority vote against it. Rural counties where opponents were trying to scare people against it voted overwhelmingly in favor. 66% in Miami-Dade voted in favor, and large counties including Hillsborough, Palm Beach and Lee all hit 60% or more.
Big win for taxpayers!
Hey @SenWhitehouse Americans also want clean air, clean water, protected public lands, and a functioning system of environmental and judicial oversight. Why should making energy more affordable require sacrificing those protections?
Americans want more affordable energy. Our bipartisan permitting reform bill gets it done.
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Fuck that, on this alone say no to BAAJA
→ Center for Western Priorities mapped every public land this bill would lock in for Trump. See if yours is on it.: westernpriorities.org/2026/1…
Andy Wasklewicz retweeted
An awful bill, referred to as “BAAJA,” is on the verge of becoming law. It would gut environmental protections to favor rapid expansion of data centers & related energy infrastructure. Senator Mike Lee (UT) is one of its chief architects. Tell your senators & reps to oppose it.
My parents also raised me with Thoreau’s idea of "all good things are wild and free.” I grew up feral, too, not on an island in Maine but in the backwoods of Vermont. I was free to roam these waters and the mountains surrounding them. How lucky I was.
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ALT Photographer: John Rowe
"An amendment of this magnitude demands regular order, which would allow deliberation and meaningful consultation with Tribes. But the process of 5653 in this lame duck session is a rush job and insulting to sovereign Tribal Nations."
nativenewsonline.net/soverei…
“Make room” 🤪
Tesla says it's winding down Cybertruck to make room for Cybercab.
I don't buy it.
Giga Texas sits on 2,500 acres with 10M+ sq ft of factory floor. Tesla is already prepping the site for an Optimus line built for 10M robots a year. There's room to grow if they need it.
Tesla's own Q3 deck lists installed capacity there of 375K+ Model Y, 125K+ Cybertruck, and 125K+ Cybercab. The Cybertruck line ran at roughly 22% of capacity last quarter.
Space isn't the problem.
And Cybercab doesn't replace what Cybertruck does. It's a two-seater built for short trips. That leaves a massive gap. Families. People who want a bigger vehicle. People who haul gear. People where transit doesn't reach.
Robots won't fill that gap anytime soon.
So is Tesla conceding its car business to SpaceX's priorities? Maybe.
But mass-producing vehicles is worth a lot. Battery and motor IP. Manufacturing know-how. Millions of owners validating autonomy every day. I don't think they walk away from that.
Lars Moravy said "never say never" on S and X. He also said a comeback would start from zero, on Cybercab-style manufacturing.
Elon said Tesla's lineup will be autonomous vehicles of different sizes. When someone begged for a minivan: "Something way cooler than a minivan is coming."
Different sizes. Cooler than a minivan.
My bet: Tesla is cooking something behind the scenes. Not a resurrected S or X. A new line that pulls from what they've built with Semi and Roadster.
We'll see.
Andy Wasklewicz retweeted
My sense of BAAJA is that it has a lot of good stuff in it, but it is also riddled with extremely-damaging poison pills borne from the feverish mind of Mike Lee, the most anti-public-lands ideological fanatic in the entire U.S. Congress. Lee loses the ENR chairmanship in two months, and so it doesn't surprise me that many in the Democratic caucus think they can make a much better bipartisan compromise bill when they no longer have to cater to Lee's specific whims.
This is why I believe it’s Apple’s to fumble away…
🤪 shocking, I would have never guessed
Tesla to end Cybertruck production as sales stall at ~10% of plan electrek.co/2026/11/06/tesla… by @fredlambert
Andy Wasklewicz retweeted
These irreplaceable old growth forests continue to be logged across British Columbia. Over 1,200 people have been arrested trying to keep them standing.
There is no time to waste. Protect the Irreplaceable.
#ActOnClimate #climate #nature @bcndp #bcpoli #bcgov Pic @TJWattPhoto
"...a state-of-the-art satellite embedding model. Alongside OlmoEarth v1.3, we’re sharing precomputed, annual embeddings for the whole planet, plus a new browser-based tool to explore and customize maps based on those embeddings..."
allenai.org/blog/olmoearth-v…
Andy Wasklewicz retweeted
What if you could synthesize an LLM inference engine customized for your model and Mac, just in time?
Meet JITEngine: custom engines built with SkyDiscover for Apple Silicon, up to 2.7× faster than the fastest alternatives we tested.
jitengine.ai 🧵 (1/n)
They aren’t the first and they certainly won’t be the last to cut off the slop and absolute money wasting happening within most orgs 😳
Report: Apple reduces employees’ AI token allowances as Ternus moves to cut costs 9to5mac.com/2026/11/04/repor… by @mvcmendes
F*ck yeah!!
The No on Prop G party erupts in cheers as initial results show success for Sunset Dunes Park.
Live results: sf.news/483a1VF
"Ten small 50- to 100-cow farms is way better for the local economy than one 1,000-cow dairy. You spread the business out."
morgangold.substack.com/p/th…
