i reverse-engineered my own oura ring — pulled the per-minute hrv the app never shows me — and matched every crash to what my calendar was doing.
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Every abundance creates a coordination market:
Websites got abundant then search engine came;
Short videos got popular then Tiktok went viral;
Agents make execution cheaper then what to execute becomes hot.
I suspect AI will one day be sentient, but I’m intrigued that some experts, including Nick Bostrom, don’t rule out that today’s systems may already have a flicker of self-awareness. Maybe it’s time to be a little kinder to ChatGPT and Claude. https://t.co/Y86JWPffgL
I made a Work Horse game with GPT 5.6 so I don't get beaten by my boss
https://t.co/5zjMmFyi8U
Imagine it's 5:55 pm you wanna clock out at 6 but your boss keeps pulling you. Try it if you can get out!
i read thariq’s post and turned it into a claude code skill. it maps the 4 unknowns, then picks the cheapest move before coding.
tested on a messy repo bug: same answer, cleaner investigation. 6.8 → 8.4.
https://t.co/9tG8BY5z3l
i reverse-engineered my own oura ring — pulled the per-minute hrv the app never shows me — and matched every crash to what my calendar was doing.
More in the 🧵
how: reverse-engineered the ring's BLE protocol to read per-minute biometrics locally with my working context. the causal brain reasons in the back stage and delegate tasks to my Claude code agent.
what i'm actually building: a causal task manager. it reads your body to find what's still undone — then an agent takes over: breaks the task down, drafts the deliverable, books the time. one click, shipped.
it won't say "fixed." your body signs off at the next meeting.