@hillery_dan I'm mixed but think I'm gonna try it as I'm tired of the same old iphone for the past 10 years. If all else fails I'll sell it and get an 18 pro max
The most useful automations for me have been pretty practical.
• email-monitoring script that pulls new messages from connected accounts and flags urgent items separately. I can catch what needs attention without reading every inbox.
• producer/consumer workflow for memory. Emails, documents, APIs, and my voice notes feed in, then get reconciled into project status, open decisions, and next actions. Keeping that knowledge current has mattered more than adding more agents.
• on-demand project briefs that pull together changes across those sources. I can ask what happened, what’s blocked, and what needs my approval instead of reconstructing the history myself.
• Notion integration that turns a voice note and supporting context into an editable report or project page, using my existing formats. I review it, then share it for collaboration.
• draft-only workflows. Agents prepare replies and updates, but I handle client sends and final approvals. Account permissions matter just as much as the automation.
The biggest win has been connecting information capture to useful, reviewable work. Less inbox reading and repeated context-setting, more time making decisions.
Because people can't afford houses anymore so they've found a new way to make us "homeowners" and take our capital for a modest return. They'll have us absorb the risk and logistics of running the fleet and be happy about it while they take their cut for providing the network.
TLDR: Maybe buy one cybercab for personal use and then buy btc and live your life.
@FinXRob Have both but use @River since they let us have business and trust accounts. Slight differences on the personal accounts side and both are solid options for anyone.
This is exactly the kind of place where I live. Pay $20 a month for the Chargepoint "fee" per month but free electricity to charge both my cars all month. Building has free storage, pool, gym, sauna, 3 BBQ areas, rooftop movie lounge and BBQ deck with kitchenette, business center, weekly yoga for residents...
I feel like we live in a retirement community except it's full of 25-45 yr Olds with/without kids. Will never buy a home as long as places like this exist. All that extra I would be paying to maybe get equity one day goes to btc and travel with the fam. Our boomer parents are in disbelief that btc gives us what homeownership gave them.
Once upon a time I built camps for BM. Can relate to what you're saying here. We opted for end of summer Sardinia this year. Said fuck it to the first two weeks of school and are spending our time beaching with the kids and getting familiar with OC 2.0 so we can have our business migrated over by the time we get back to Cali