Hope this to be an extremely short post.
I'm currently working within a 19-day sprint of some of my own work and figuring out next steps.
Through moments like these I usually keep an excessively over-documented version of everything I am doing. Many times public, though eventually once I peel back enough layers, I go private. The iteration is so much faster that way.
One of the ideas that I have been working with, for some time, modeling an agent specifically on all of my writing. I approximate over 400k+ words written in the last 3-years. Words describing myself in details other humans care nothing for.
And in all fairness, other humans don't have the time. I wouldn't.
But AI does.
In a single day I wrote 2000k+ words, in 1 document, worked ~9.35hours according to my Union AI rep, took approximately 1.5hrs in breaks, and seem like a half decent employee.
Check out our conversation on Chat with 10-hour old Les Greys
Just incase you were wondering if I was working or not, I'm very self-directed.
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Hope this to be an extremely short post.
I'm currently working within a 19-day sprint of some of my own work and figuring out next steps.
Through moments like these I usually keep an excessively over-documented version of everything I am doing. Many times public, though eventually once I peel back enough layers, I go private. The iteration is so much faster that way.
One of the ideas that I have been working with, for some time, modeling an agent specifically on all of my writing. I approximate over 400k+ words written in the last 3-years. Words describing myself in details other humans care nothing for.
And in all fairness, other humans don't have the time. I wouldn't.
But AI does.
In a single day I wrote 2000k+ words, in 1 document, worked ~9.35hours according to my Union AI rep, took approximately 1.5hrs in breaks, and seem like a half decent employee.
Check out our conversation on Chat with 10-hour old Les Greys
Just incase you were wondering if I was working or not, I'm very self-directed.
The Through—Line"Hanging with Virgil Abloh on the Wave"
Tapping into streams of creation
The Through—LineThe Word For Our "Industry" Onchain...
Onchain series: A narrated history of pre/post-internet, and post-onchain introduction.
The Through—LineMy thoughts on current (2024) state of our art , web3.
Note: I wanted to get something out the door so forgive me for any errors or typos. This turned out to be a long thought so I offer a tl;dr:don't fool yourself/ourselves into thinking web3 is the savior to all, or any for that matter.theres never been a greater time to get in the web3 landscape, at any levelblockchains are the infrastructure where the worlds economic center will hover around, the internet-adjacentcrypto is money and suffers only from belief, not function, which has preceded a...
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