Show HN: I made AI earphones remember everything (auto-sync to Obsidian)

HN lit up over a hack that turns AI earphones into a memory machine: say “Doubao, take a note,” and it lands in your Obsidian vault. The vibe? Split. Some cheered “finally, no more lost ideas,” while others balked at always-on logging. One top voice worried the “social element is the hardest to crack,” feeling awkward if a recorder is obvious.

Fans called it a DIY Siri that actually remembers, with netsharc saying it’s “almost a ‘build your own ecosystem’ voice assistant,” but also noting the explanation felt vague. In plain English: a small script watches the Doubao web page and saves anything you say as notes, even if you mumble “uh, note this,” and it avoids duplicates. It works across laptops and handles files fast. The code’s here: GitHub.

Cue the drama: privacy hawks asked if this is a stealth diary or spy vibes, while productivity nerds bragged about capturing meeting epiphanies, run thoughts, and recipe tweaks mid-sizzle. Jokes rolled in about turning your earbuds into a “life coach,” and whether you’d start narrating your whole day like a podcast. Love it or fear it, the remember-everything dream is colliding with real-world etiquette on morning commutes.