"There's no speed limit" Derek Sivers
Building a frontend observability platform | Documenting my journey.
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there’s a famous trolley problem in philosophy. a trolley is heading toward 5 people. you can pull a lever and divert it to a sidetrack, where it kills just 1.
today govt of india would’ve let it kill lakhs just to save the one.
#jantarmantar
instead of doing it alone, i want a small supportive group.
for the next 3 months we will work together. every day you say what you're going to do, and then share that you actually did it
@agreeahmed@flybayer thanks. this looks interesting. so you are basically letting them think through the tasks and parallelize them. i need to try this.
@flybayer cool. i have also tried parallel agents. maybe let one work on UI and other work on server. but i still don't get how people can run 10 agents. context switching is so high.
going to make a list where i see LLMs fail consistently
1. git internals. with git worktrees, git diff, i found today it is just assuming things. though if push it to test things it will find the right commands
we’re paying money to become retards.
that’s the most dangerous cognitive threat of AI nobody is talking about. we forget the tough things we endured and learned before AI, they seem impossible now.
this is “thinking atrophy” when you lose your brain if you don’t use it much.
I use a make start/all command that starts all apps in detached mode, saves PIDs, and redirects logs to files. terminal stays free, logs are always readable. much better than monorepo yarn start where all logs flood the terminal.
Here's nextjs start command
@gabriel1 Wear dumb wrist watch instead of smart watch. now you won't look at phone for time. also use the stopwatch for focus sessions, workouts etc. huge improvement.