Chat history is not a memory. Bolting plain text sticky notes onto a stateless chatbot isn't either. Today we are rolling out new models natively integrated into Re:Mind's time-aware memory fabric. There is absolutely no competition at this level of AI memory right now, and to celebrate, we are offering no rate limits for a limited time. We are pairing our memory architecture with task-specific models: DeepSeek V3.1 Terminus for immersive connection, GLM-5 for coding, Gemini 3 series for grounded search, and GPT-5.4 for high-end reasoning. We've officially launched three new tiers at remindchat.com: Connect ($14.99/mo): Immersive, memory-first companion. Core ($29.99/mo): Web access, broader model choice, everyday utility. Pro ($59.99/mo): Premium reasoning and complex work. Stop re-explaining yourself to your AI. Start your 7-day free trial and let your context compound. See what actual memory looks like: remindchat.com

I would love to expand my circle, where are the growth mindset people at? If you are working towards anything, music/instruments, life, health, projects, hobbies, coding whatever it is, lets connect! Finding non superficial people, that are motivated, to interact with has been difficult. I have plenty of fuel to inspire myself, but having others around you reaching for goals makes the flame burn even harder. Feel free to DM or share anything you are working on here.

Where are we in the hype lifecycle for AI coding tools this month? We've been here before.. the dissapointment arc is coming again. The conclusion that you need to be competent, creative and that you need to understand code and systems to levarage these tools effectively hasn't changed.

For anyone thats using React and Next.js in prod and living under a rock, there is an exploit with the highest threat score. Please update your apps to any of the patched versions ASAP. Key facts: - CVSS score: 10.0 (Maximum severity) - Attack vector: Unauthenticated remote code execution - Affected components: React Server components in React 19.x and Next.js 15.x/16.x with App Router - Critical detail: Applications are vulnerable even if they don’t explicitly use server functions, as long as they support React Server Components Reference & more info here: vercel.com/blog/resources-fo…

In the era where everything moves so fast its hard not be caught up in the pressure of imaginary deadlines, outcomes and impossible expectations. It's easy to forget how to achieve effortless flow which is truly enjoyable. It's a huge life lesson I will never forget from playing music for a good chunk of my short existence and its great when you apply it to your daily life. Your best ideas don't come from an anxious state of mind where moments are feeling heavier than they should. They come when your mind and body are relaxed, when you achieve and keep a good rhythm with your inner and outer world. Pace yourself.

It's funny how Anthropic gaslight everyone into believing that Sonnet is a better model than Opus.

Testing my content creation agent. This is a good one you dont want to miss. Topic: Dedication through willpower watching One Piece from beginning to End "I watched all 1,100 episodes of One Piece. Not because I had to, but because somewhere around episode 312, willpower stopped being the engine and became the exhaust. The thing about committing to something this long, (we're talking 460 hours, roughly 19 full days of your life) is that it teaches you the difference between discipline and devotion. Discipline gets you through the first 200 episodes. Devotion is what carries you through the Dressrosa arc when you've already invested 600 hours and the finish line keeps moving. There's a moment in Water 7 where a character says goodbye to a ship. It's a wooden vessel, nothing more, but the scene demands 20 minutes of your attention and earns every second. That's when I realized: this isn't about pirates or treasure. It's about what we're willing to carry with us, and what we're forced to leave behind. Watching One Piece from start to finish isn't an achievement in the traditional sense. There's no certificate, no productivity hack, no ROI to justify on a spreadsheet. But it taught me that dedication isn't always about the grind. Sometimes it's about showing up for something that asks nothing of you except your time and your willingness to feel. The series has been running for 25 years. Eiichiro Oda, its creator, has published 1,100 chapters without a single extended break. That's not willpower, that's a life organized around a singular vision. And maybe that's the real lesson: dedication isn't measured in episodes watched or hours logged. It's measured in what you're still thinking about when the credits roll. I started this journey to see if I could finish it. I finished it understanding why some stories demand to be lived with, not just consumed." Thats a 10/10 agent for me 🤣

Getting your first $1k MRR feels like pushing a boulder uphill. The initial traction is the hardest part.

Re:Mind roadmap is live. Current WIP: Custom Role Builder, Persona Templates, Roleplay customization, and Tone Controls. I've simplified pricing to two tiers based on how people actually use Re:Mind. What I have learned is that most users don't need PhD intelligence and a Technically Correct but Emotionally Dead assistant. (this is true for most GPT and Anthropic SOTA models) That's why I have created Connect ($29.99/month) and tailored it for daily productivity, creativity, coaching, reflection and Pro ($79.99/month) for complex technical work requiring higher intelligence. Full details: remindchat.com/roadmap Message me if you want to run a 10–14 day pilot.

Claude Code is now available on the web at claude.ai/code and Anthropic is celebrating the launch with free credits that are spent separate from your current plan's limits, they expire November 18. Check your email or accounts. I got a generous 1k free. Im definitely going to be burning these with some new MVP ideas.

After many months of building my own personal assistant (Re:Mind remindchat.com/), then deploying it so others could use it too, someone valued it enough to pull out a card. What makes it extra special: they found Re:Mind organically through ChatGPT, no ads or hype. That signal means a lot. Grateful to everyone who nudged, tested, and supported. Hyped for what’s next

When updating embedding models, never switch without migrating your existing database embeddings. New queries will produce vectors in a different dimensional space than your stored embeddings, which can cause your similarity search to return irrelevant results. 👎

After being caught in the latest wave of layoffs,  I’m doubling down on my efforts. Today, I'm launching Re:Mind (remindchat.com) with a 7-day free trial. Re:Mind is a memory-first personal AI that brings lasting context and real continuity to your digital life. I use my own product daily to help me plan, reflect, and stay on track. What's Under the Hood: • Multi-Model Orchestration that simulate how our brains process info during interactions and judge whats actually important. • Time-Aware Memory Fabric blending TimescaleDB pgvector VoyageAI rerankers so every reply lands with the right moment in mind. • Dynamic Tool Calling with autonomous web search integrated into the reasoning that kicks in when needed, keeping responses fresh and grounded. This project means a lot to me, I’d love your honest feedback. You can check it out at remindchat.com or send me a message to learn more.

Currently working on moving remindchat.com tracing/observability from LangSmith to @langfuse . Why the switch? Its open source, meaning I can self‑host in my proxmox home lab full control of data, retention, and access and no vendor lock‑in Also the UX is super clean for spans, evals, and prompt/version comparisons. You can check out langfuse here langfuse.com/