„I know what I want, but why would I ever cheat myself out of a better idea?“
— Robert Altman (when being asked why he listens to ideas from other people)
If your YouTube video uses a headline like „I did X. Watch what happens.“ you can be certain I don’t watch it.
Looking out the window I always think for a split second the Enterprise has landed. But alas, it’s just a helipad.
I think one can tell I am sitting in the hospital for the seventh day. My posting frequency has gone way up.
All sitting around and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
But maybe it’s just me. I am prone to setting up „smart“ systems for myself and then forget how they work after a week. Rather then figuring out how to use them again and again, I just do the work myself.
Also, I feel like all this orchestration stuff feels pretty stupid at times. Look, I made a script that calls these scripts which triggers these script that call these scripts. Congratulations.
Setting up AI agents so they work together is something very intriguing. I started setting up different agent workflows before. But I usually realize I don’t really have something to use them for in the end. My life is rather boring in that respect. No business to run. Nothing to hustle towards.
I love The Martian and Project Hail Mary just the way they are. But now we need some kickass science fiction movies with female leads. I’d love to show my daughter something that makes her go: wow. I could science the shit of of things too!
On the one hand I love that Metroid Dread is unapologetically hard. On the other I am sad that it is too hard for me and I had to stop playing because I couldn’t beat that one boss.
I find the witch-hunt behavior some people display for @manton to be exhausting.