This is exactly what I did when I started Flowriter 9 years ago. Took a detour into software engineering since, now crawling back out of that hole into being a founder again

I'm confused - am I supposed to be happy to know that a "significantly more expensive" agent has arrived? 😅

I think by extension, this means Hermes and OpenClaw/NanoClaw won't work well for me, because I like to be able to see what's going on Verbose mode is too noisy in WA/TG for me to use. AFAIK we haven't reached that balance yet

I really, really want this to be approved in Germany this year

my parents used to say 头脑很简单 to me which translates to "simple minded" or literally "your brain is so simple" they would say this whenever I suggested another way of thinking about something that doesn't align with theirs to them, experience trumps rationality

first mainstream actually-capable-robot appearance on western media? youtube.com/watch?v=y7ojRmPx…

I'm an asian parent, very aware one since i'm living as a foreigner in Germany, and if there's one thing I got out of living here, it's that i don't parent like an asian parent. And I'm proud of that

Spoke with many friends recently, designers and engineers, all people who've been doing it for 20 years or more and had a lot of success doing it. And they all say the same thing. The AI stuff is genuinely useful right now. It's fast and things that used to take a week take an afternoon. Things you never even attempted because there was no time, now you can just do them. It's the biggest enabler ever. But in the same breath, every single one also says that it's the least fun they've ever had in their entire career. They also mention it makes no sense to do it the old way. They're all in. It's a strange paradox which I feel myself. Everything is possible now and I've never cared less about any of it. Both things true at once. Not sure if thats just the feeling of the current moment, or if I just talked to people who're tired of the computer (since all of them been doing it for a long time).

oh this is really useful. even as a singaporean I never studied the clusters of housing estates and this makes it incredibly easy to see at a glance love this!

gotta train em' young

there is so much to learn about AI, it's hard to keep up even without a job so my plan is to get a job at an AI company and learn, learn, learn - from corridors, slack channels, customer interactions, etc.

I kinda wanna make a shitty robot now

watched @Casey's return to youtube and was inspired to go out for a walk and record a video of my own hehe it's about moving back to Singapore and job hunting in the AI space this is the highlight reel btw - if for some reason u wanna see the full video post a comment