impactjo

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by impactjo 6mo ago
Images definitely have their place. The desktop app this grew out of lets me attach photos to elements. But even simple structured positions and routes cover a lot of day-to-day cases: "switch at 110 cm, 15 cm from the left edge",
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by impactjo 6mo ago
For a small set of notes, an agent over files works fine. The difference here is that the house is stored as rooms, devices, cables, connections, and dates, not just as summaries. That makes questions like "which cables leave this pane
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by impactjo 6mo ago
Good association. I actually considered "Home Twin" early on, but moved away from it because "digital twin" suggests real-time sync, telemetry, or simulation. This is closer to a memory of the house: what's there, h
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by impactjo 6mo ago
For a small set of notes, an agent over files works fine. The difference here is that the house is stored as rooms, devices, cables, connections, and dates, not just as summaries. That makes questions like "which cables leave this pane
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by impactjo 6mo ago
Interesting. I use HA myself (though not the AI/LLM side yet). I think it's a different layer: Home Memory is the physical reality of the whole house, not just what's wired and smart. How do you picture "running inside&q
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by impactjo 6mo ago
I've been documenting my house in software for years: outlets, conduits, circuits, pipe runs, appliances, vehicles. Having that data came in handy more often than I expected. But adding data was always the bottleneck. Opening the app,
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Show HN: Home Memory – A local DB of my house, down to cables and pipes(github.com)
56 points by impactjo 6mo ago|13 comments