This is Chapter 9 of Just Today. Chapter 10 publishes Tuesday, September 1.
Want to read the book in one sitting, or use the system behind it?
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@krispuckett@bot I’m not super technical, and I had a hard time getting Hermes set up and functioning the way that I wanted. I had grok bots up in a few minutes and had it editing code and running tasks for me day one. So that’s been the appeal for me.
This is Chapter 8 of Just Today. Chapter 9 publishes Sunday, August 30.
Want to read the book in one sitting, or use the system behind it?
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This is Chapter 7 of Just Today.
Chapter 8 publishes Thursday, August 27.
Want to read the book in one sitting, or use the system behind it?
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@FrankaMedic Damn that was fast! What is your plan and what are you building? I’ve managed to stretch mine pretty well with the $300 plan and a bunch of bots doing small chron jobs and coding updates.
Finally got a good dial shot!
Henry Archer Vesterhav Aventurine Ad Astra
And since you asked, aventurine glass originated in Milan in the 1700’s when a glass maker accidentally knocked a jar of brass shavings into cooling glass giving it a beautiful depth and sparkle. Its name comes from the Italian A Ventura which translates to “by chance”, because it was invented by chance. It’s often used to create a starry night look in glass art, hence the name of my watch Ad Astra, which of course comes from the Latin Per Aspera Ad Astra, through hardships to the stars, which has a lot of meaning to me an my journey the last few years. thank you for coming to my ted talk.