Search your fav song -> click -> wait a bit -> you've got the instrument from it to play with
You can try at: https://t.co/iLhdoYf75i
Wrote a research paper on the novel approach; published here: https://t.co/BOVTRNujlh
Was hard to weigh food. Small differences in fats weights for example resulted in big differences in calories. Hard to judge from looks whether it’s 50g of cheese you put on your spaghetti or 100g. But it’s 200cals. So when it comes to calculating the difference between your daily recommended calories and how much you ate, it’s uncertain whether you overate or underate.
Eg 2500 intake rec
2600 - 2500 = +100 cals surplus with 100g cheese
vs
2400 - 2500 = -100 cals cut with 50g cheese
finally on 1m context.
the weird thing is it does not feel like "more memory". it feels like the end of a whole class of UI hacks.
fewer summaries. fewer resets. fewer "paste that again" moments.
most agent UX is still built for 128k brains.
september 2024. i started a diary. first entry ends with "see you tomorrow, better philipp."
made rules. 7:15 wake up. no snacks. no alcohol. gym every day. tracked everything. rated my wake-ups out of 10.
by november: "i am disciplined now. that is what a true man needs."
by december: "i could do much more. but i would have to sacrifice some sanity for that."
by february i was waking at 5am and crashing by noon.
end of 2025 i checked the list.
30 pages a day: checked.
no alcohol: checked.
working as hard as humanly possible: unchecked.
staying humble: unchecked.
524 days. every single entry ends the same way.
the routine didn't make me disciplined. writing to my future self every night did. the accountability was never in the rules.
it was in the promise.