| ▲ | rodspeed 8 hours ago | |
yep it's public: https://github.com/rodspeed/epistemic-memory The observations layer being append-only is smart, thats basically the same instinct as the tensions log. The raw data stays honest even when the interpretation changes. The freshness approach and explicit confidence scores probably complement each other more than they compete. Freshness tells you when something was last touched, confidence tells you how much weight it deserved in the first place. A belief you inferred once three months ago should decay differently than one you confirmed across 20 sessions three months ago. Both are stale by timestamp but they're not the same kind of stale. | ||