I test AI and personal systems against real work and write up what survives on Draft & Focus.
Recent: a 90-day AI log, retiring agents by usage data, and a habit tracker that knew more than my notes.
Bangkok street photos at night, now and then.
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@RyanKnuppel Moved out from a flooded house, landlord has been underestimating the hygiene concern and the electrical safety for days, I lost some money but safety always comes first. On the plus side I found a better place for the same price
Isn’t that essentially what agents like Grok Bot are already doing?
Instead of making users choose between Mini, Flash, Pro, or Thinking, the agent automatically routes each task to the most suitable model based on its complexity.
Different models still make sense behind the scenes. But users should focus on what they want to achieve, not which model to select.
My stack right now:
Obsidian for thinking
Parchment for tasks
Claude for writing
Codex for learning Python
Gemini to argue with my drafts
Grok Bot to run the day
Coffee to keep me awake
One tool, one job.
@lolzuozuo I guess they try to get as much followers as possible bulk following others and then cut down on following numbers. Personally I’m only unfollowing old accounts that are no longer active (since my profile is super old)
@UeI3erBJq2aqBwK@Kappaemmedev I’m in Thailand, I see global rollout is slowly kicking off. Muse is already live in Japan now. Hopefully it won’t take too long
New rule for my bots since Saturday. When I correct one, it also has to fix the skill or routine that caused the mistake.
This week will show whether the same mistakes come back.