kyunez
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I didn’t mean to be rude. Sorry if it came across that way.
Because I have my right to care about what I want and not to
care about what I don’t.
If I don’t care whether I read AI generated text or human farted text it’s my choice.
I get it - a lot of people hate it. I don’t judge that. It’s their preference.
But I’m allowed to have my own. And if the texts I generate turn out shit they won’t make it to the reader, right? Natural selection.
Some problems are not solved in one go, but we rather iterate on them. I shared here my latest iteration.
It definitely improved my ability to focus. I still feel tired after a working session but by the moment it’s over I know I closed more tasks, have less half open tasks hanging and have a better overview of what’s going on.
And I need to keep iterating on this process improvement.
Indeed it is far from solved.
I already commented on similar complaint but will say this again.
AI generates texts for articles just fine.
I’m not writing literature here.
I’m trying to communicate a thought. The thought was captured well.
If you can see it was captured with Claude - who cares, as long as it says what I want.
I joke. I know you care. It’s just that I don’t.
But that closing is indeed the trick. The most important thing. You free up context in your head. And load the next bit.
Not sure why people hate so much AI generated text if it makes sense.
Yes. Major labs will ship a good UX solution I believe when folks like us experiment enough so they can see where the public edge of the consensus leans towards.
Just like Hermes and OpenClaw are becoming replaced.
Yes. I use it to organise local network between the machines.
Exactly the “forgotten context” problem I was tackling.
The formatting in my flow is solved with the artifacts which are basically HTML pages.
I need to take a look at what Google ships. Not enough time to follow all new products. Feeling the singularity unfolding
I actually was thinking about this phenomena. I’m not a native speaker and feel that in English overtime I tend to pick up Clauds “speaking style” as that’s what I “speak” most English to.
Doesn’t happen with my mother tongue though
Didn’t invent it. Using open source solution board.md. The benefit of having the board in the repo next to the source code is in giving your agents convenient access to both business and tech contexts in one place.
I’ve seen so many teams having jira living one life that has nothing to do with real codebase.
So very true. In my defence - I’ve dictated, read and approved it.
The whole point is that more things are processed in parallel by the machine and only one thing at a time by the human.
When I read things like this I have a mixed feeling of not knowing wether I’m sad cause I’d like to have time to do leetcode too, or wether I’m simply too anxious to let the productivity improvement spiral go and chill a bit.
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Don’t know if it’s obvious from the song page on the website, but it also automatically suggests an optimal transposition for a song for your range. I use it to quickly figure out where to put a capo on my guitar.
Thanks. Great idea with a stave. I was thinking of rendering a piano and letting users to press the keys, but maybe stave is even better. Will experiment this.
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