I asked ChatGPT how to increase my physical energy. It told me to do cardio exercise 20 mins/day. I had a stationary bike. I tried to exercise on it before but the habit didn't stick. Then, I remembered how much the stuff I watch influences me + how addicted I get to serialized

Spending multiple days with close friends off-grid is a higher luxury than any other expensive touristic experience at this point.

I've been hearing that technologists are making significant money by creating custom AI automations for enterprises. However, AI (particularly Sonnet 4.0) is already very good at building prototypes. It seems only a matter of time before enterprises ask their own teams to develop

It really is.

Arguing that AI is not that smart often means admitting that a lot of things we considered smart may not be so.

When people think they are tired at the end of a day at the office, they often are just bored. They need play.

This is insane. This may be the main reason why the white collar layoffs increased post-pandemic in the US. AI etc. will definitely cause layoffs but mainly in the long-term. The tools are only now getting good enough to replace people.

There probably will be a huge creativity divide. People will either be flooded, drained, and manipulated with hyper-targeted AI content or they will create and learn in new amazing ways.

If I was graduating from high school right now, I would take 1-2 years off and just make things with AI. And hang out with other cool people who are doing the same.

Re-skilling people in AI will be huge! Lucky for us at Patika.dev

Telling a good story is as enjoyable and cathartic as listening to a good story. I wonder if AI can help people become better storytellers.

This is insane!

I underestimated how much dull spaces can make you more productive

Why is everything in the US so sweetened? I got a bottle of sweetened ice tea. It had 46 grams of sugar. That's ~20x of those small sugar packets. Who can drink that much sugar? Who can survive that much sugar!?! Why is my food trying to kill me?

Maybe we need to let AI to freely hallucinate (or "dream") so it can make weird connections and become more creative.

How come both kids and old people tell stories all the time but adults don't? Is it because they are not pressured to be productive?

The first word our baby said is "Ear!" while pointing to her ear. Who knows why she started there...

Some people are forced to use AI in their jobs and sometimes it just doesn't make their life easier yet. When they complain, I tell them, "no, but it is improving so fast! You need to start working with it!" Then, they look at me with despair. There's something cruel about