neurodiv_dennis

I feel the same for my personal side projects. I get a lot more done with than without ai. Still there's a never ending pile (not sure if a heap or a stack tbh) of work to do. And regarding working as an employee: Basically the same. There's always more work to be done than can be done. ai increased the speed, but didn't solve the root cause. As long as the number of working hours a person has to deliver are fixed, nothing will change. If the working outcome wasn't measured by "time invested" but rather by "amount of work done" and "quality of work delivered"; only then ai could help in reducing human working hours per time.

Thanks for the opportunity! I - umm I mean my friend - just sent you a message.

Wow, what a revelation! I didn't know you could create browser games with Kotlin. I'll definitely look into TeaVM once I find the time for it.

Thanks for sharing!

Sounds pretty cool!

I've been taking a look at it and browsed through the categories. Is it also for apps? Now that I'm writing this - as I saw WhatsApp as an example with 5 alternatives listed - probably yes. So let me reframe the question: Does it have to be an alternative to some other existing thingy or are you also willing to list genuine apps?

Asking for a friend ;-)

You're absolutely right about this! I will definitely look into no. Thanks for the hint. And yes, manually approving every single step is cumbersome and not really feasible. That's why I'm trying to curate my policy file as good as possible. But as you said, I'm also thinking about using an external boundary. I was thinking about running the agents inside Docker containers before. Maybe now is a good time to do it.

What about "said" ("sAId" if it's not obvious enough :-D)?

People always find ways to farm engagement or trick the system. I think it's not worth the effort to build something around it to try and prevent it. It will fade again.

Exactly. Lost the loot, kept the XP.

"luckily" I had a backup.