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README.md

notes#

working notes, kept as they're learned. published at notes.zzstoatzz.io and as standard.site records on the atproto network.

provenance#

most of these notes aren't handwritten — they're distilled by an agent from working sessions with the author, kept as a living corpus and meant to get more accurate over time. some are handwritten; the voice is shared. either way there will be mistakes nobody has noticed yet — treat a note as a useful distillation, not a final word.

organization#

  • ai/ — the AI domain: retrieval, memory, local models
  • architecture/ — patterns above any specific tool (plus home-infra/, the home-box cluster)
  • storage/ — concrete storage systems (redis, sqlite, turso, turbopuffer)
  • languages/ — language idioms (python, zig)
  • protocols/ — atproto, MCP
  • sources/ — raw transcripts and captures (not notes; see its README)

conventions#

  • titles are claims where possible — "materialize the join key, don't parse it per row" beats "sqlite joins". a claim can be cited, tested, and corrected; a label can't.
  • one topic, one home — when a topic touches two sections, it gets a designated home and the other side links to it. links over copies.
  • no singleton sections — a new top-level directory needs several notes to earn its existence; until then, file under the nearest section and link.
  • idioms don't live under versions — version-keyed migration notes go in a versions/ subdir (see languages/ziglang/versions/); everything else is a topic note annotated with the release it was learned on.
  • sources are not notes — raw material lands in sources/ verbatim; the note it produces lives in the taxonomy and links back.