- A curated list of longevity-focused research papers (not general transhumanist literature) is maintained at http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/longevity/ and is open for crowd-sourced additions.  
- Discussion of Memacs, an Emacs-based “life-log” system that turns e-mail, git commits, photos, etc. into searchable Org-mode timelines; pointers to Karl Voit’s photo-management workflow and the GitHub repo https://github.com/novoid/Memacs were shared.  
- Extensive gene-dump session covering memory-linked loci: WWC1 (KIBRA), SORCS1, PRKCA, GRIN2B, NRXN3, CHRM2, SEMA5A, TOMM40, FASTKD2, FADS2, IMMP2L, neurocalcin, CTNNBL1, and their roles in synaptic plasticity, hippocampal volume, and episodic memory GWAS hits.  
- New wiki page created (http://diyhpl.us/diyhpluswiki/genetic-modifications/) cataloguing the above SNPs and genes for future brain-enhancement reference.  
- Real-time debugging of a CTC-based handwriting-recognition network: example mis-decodings (“mannertowards”, “fom we”) were shown, highlighting the need for a stronger language model and more training data.  
- Side note on journal access: reminder that Sci-Hub is the default fallback when institutional libraries fail to deliver pay-walled articles.