@cyrilXBT: What was the best idea you had 6 months ago? You don't remember. Neither did I. That's the problem with every notes app…
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A user showcases a personal 'second brain' built with Claude Opus 5.5 that automatically resurfaces forgotten notes and ideas every Sunday, addressing the flaw of traditional notes apps where ideas go in but never come back out.
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What was the best idea you had 6 months ago?
You don’t remember.
Neither did I.
That’s the problem with every notes app.
Ideas go in.
Nothing comes back out.
I built a second brain with Opus 5.5 that resurfaces what I FORGOT every Sunday.
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