I finally understand the difference between getting good sleep and not getting good rest. I feel so refreshed.
I bet this is how a DELL feels after a long time of not restarting it.
@pmitu Honestly depends on your products, some products it takes less than a minute to know you will make at least a dollar from it. And if you can make a dollar than you can make two.
Been rebuilding my routine around one rule:
build things that solve my own problems first.
Career Agent went from a side project to something I’m actually dogfooding for myself.
We got the resume into encrypted storage.
Fixed the parser.
Got the extractor to return 4 valid career proposals.
Now the blocker is the real submission flow.
So the new target is simple:
Career Agent has to submit applications for me and get me an interview.
At the same time I’m still:
getting Talk With Buddy closer to launch
testing Endpoint Engineer on a real Windows environment
building Guindy OS as the shared intelligence layer behind everything
figuring out how to turn Kaweek into an actual collectible economy
All while trying to cover a Phd Dissertation for a client in another timezone.
Another thing is the biggest thing I’m changing isn’t the tech though.
It’s the routine.
People will have you believing that you can stay up 2 nights and have these agents built by clicking buttons in vapi or connecting connectors in n8n after prompting. The real reality is its taken 4 weekends, $200 subscription to codex, $100 subscription for claude, a bunch of time on reddit finding out how to decrease usage by prompting better
Agents run in the background.
I use that time to do the things AI still shouldn’t be trusted to do blindly:
apply to jobs, answer missing questions, make content, talk to users, and make decisions.
Then we review what the agents did and improve the system.
I’m basically trying to build an operating system around my own life before I expect anyone else to use it.
That’s the experiment now.
Been rebuilding my routine around one rule:
build things that solve my own problems first.
Career Agent went from a side project to something I’m actually dogfooding for myself.
We got the resume into encrypted storage.
Fixed the parser.
Got the extractor to return 4 valid career proposals.
Now the blocker is the real submission flow.
So the new target is simple:
Career Agent has to submit applications for me and get me an interview.
At the same time I’m still:
getting Talk With Buddy closer to launch
testing Endpoint Engineer on a real Windows environment
building Guindy OS as the shared intelligence layer behind everything
figuring out how to turn Kaweek into an actual collectible economy
All while trying to cover a Phd Dissertation for a client in another timezone.
Another thing is the biggest thing I’m changing isn’t the tech though.
It’s the routine.
People will have you believing that you can stay up 2 nights and have these agents built by clicking buttons in vapi or connecting connectors in n8n after prompting. The real reality is its taken 4 weekends, $200 subscription to codex, $100 subscription for claude, a bunch of time on reddit finding out how to decrease usage by prompting better
Agents run in the background.
I use that time to do the things AI still shouldn’t be trusted to do blindly:
apply to jobs, answer missing questions, make content, talk to users, and make decisions.
Then we review what the agents did and improve the system.
I’m basically trying to build an operating system around my own life before I expect anyone else to use it.
That’s the experiment now.
Career Agent finally produced 4 valid resume proposals today.
not in the actual user flow obviously 😂
diagnostic path works.
real run still dies with provider_error.
also found out Sys Admin doesn't really explain that I'm authorized to decide whether hardware gets repaired, reimaged, replaced, quarantined, salvaged or disposed.
tomorrow I'm changing the routine though.
no project debugging until applications are already out.