@ashutoshrana_20 My heuristics to deal with that (raw idea):
- AI generates more code I can review
- Not all code needs to be verified nor understood by a human
Filter the amount of code needed to review and understand.
First problem:
What code can be reviewed programmatically?
@verritass Sad. Not only parents. I've being in tables full of people, all of them scrolling on their phones. It's sad that the new way to hang out is scrolling and sharing memes. Such a great way to interact with another human... Let's get retarded and disconnected together?
I am setting up an Android phone to install my Hermes agent there...
During the initial guided configuration Android recommended me to install TikTok as an "essential" app...
This is a quote from my Hermes agent after crushing today all the habits I've been wanting to start months ago...
The exciting part isnโt one heroic day, itโs that todayโs sequence is repeatableโฆ.
I'm going to use AI to help me to design my life and keep me accountable.
Progress opens two doors at once.
With more resources you get better tools, better mentors, better health, and more freedom in general. You also get easier access to distractions and comfort that slow the next climb.
It's a filter. Not on difficulty, but on conviction.
I'm crafting a skill so my agent can generate visual artifacts to teach me stuff better. This was the result after the first round of polishing.
Good for learning.
Also good for posting and share my progress.
Best part: this is an SVG. No image generation.