Ben Holmes: practical guide to LLM knowledge bases
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Holmes argues capture is the bottleneck: voice dictation runs about 200 words a minute versus typing, so he starts every knowledge base "deliberately sloppy" — rambling into a phone after a podcast. The guide covers turning that raw material into a searchable LLM knowledge base.
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