I gave my memory system 24 unlabeled NASA sensor channels and zero configuration
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I've been building a persistent memory layer for AI agents and connected devices — vaas-x , pip install vaas-x — and the claim I make about it that's easiest to be skeptical of is "zero configuration." No schema, no field mapping, no telling it what the data means. It just looks at a stream and figures out what's actually carrying information. So instead of demoing it on my own data, I pointed it at something I had no hand in designing: NASA's CMAPSS turbofan degradation dataset, with every…
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- I've been building a persistent memory layer for AI agents and connected devices — vaas-x , pip install vaas-x — and the claim I make about it that's easiest to be skeptical of is "zero configuration." No schema, no field mapping, no telling it what the data means.
- It just looks at a stream and figures out what's actually carrying information.
- So instead of demoing it on my own data, I pointed it at something I had no hand in designing: NASA's CMAPSS turbofan degradation dataset, with every….
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