A primer on the Commonbase data structure

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About You

Your Name:

Bram Adams

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/brammadams/

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Email bram@bramadams.dev

Your Talk

Title:

You and Your Commonbase

What your talk is about:

An introduction to the Commonbase data structure (https://github.com/your-commonbase/commonbase), why it's necessary in a world of personal knowledge management and large language models, and how to run your own.

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• 20-30 minutes
• 30-45 minutes
• 60 minutes or more

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Event Title:

You and Your Commonbase

Event Description:

Have you ever used a Commonplace book before or heard of the Zettelkasten Method? The Commonbase is a modern data structure that is a descendant of those and is both self-organizing and synthesizable by its users. Come learn about how to make a Commonbase.

Speaker Bio:

Bram Adams is founder of Your Commonbase, a research organization dedicated to studying personal library science. He has worked as an OpenAI Developer Ambassador, a Developer Advocate at Algolia, and a Software Engineer at HBO. Bram lives in NYC and can be found on his website at https://www.bramadams.dev/