Memory is All You Need.

The message arrived in my inbox early in the morning, Subject Line: "Congrats on your new role at Anthr-oogle-AI" (no relation). The big boss decided I was the man for the job to forge the path forward and decide where the big money cannon of VC funding was going to be pointed, so lets set to work in laying out how the most useful next Gen AI models might be architected.

What does it need to be able to do to be useful?

The word of the year so far has been "agentic", and for good reason. Instead of a model doing everything, having all of the information embued in the parameters, the model can now call out to read files

Main Section

Begin diving into your main content here. You can use bold text for emphasis and italics for subtle highlights. Don't forget that you can also use inline code when mentioning technical terms.

Subsection Example

Break up your content with clear subsections. This improves readability and helps readers scan through your post.

Here's how you might include a code block:

// Example code with syntax highlighting
function buildBlog() {
  console.log("Building something awesome...");
  return "⚡ Lightning fast!";
}

Using Lists

Sometimes you'll want to use bullet points:

• First important point
• Second crucial detail
• Third key insight

Or numbered lists for sequential steps:

1. Install dependencies with bun add package-name
2. Configure your build script
3. Deploy to your platform of choice

Quotes and Citations

"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now."
— Chinese Proverb

Use blockquotes for important callouts or citations that support your arguments.

Including Links

Don't forget to link to relevant resources when it adds value for your readers. You can also link to other posts on your blog.

Code Examples with Explanations

When showing longer code examples, provide context:

# Install Bun if you haven't already
curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash

# Initialize your project
bun init -y

# Build your static site
bun run build

Follow up code blocks with explanations of what's happening and why it matters.

Images (Optional)

While this minimal setup doesn't include image handling by default, you could reference images stored in a dist/images/ folder:

![Alt text for accessibility](/images/example.jpg)

Tables for Data

When you need to present structured data:

Conclusion

Wrap up your post with a strong conclusion that:

• Summarizes key takeaways
• Provides actionable next steps
• Invites engagement or further thought

Remember to keep your writing conversational yet informative. The terminal aesthetic of your blog pairs well with technical content, but don't be afraid to let your personality shine through.

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