OP might benefit from using https://hemingwayapp.com/

Tl;dr - compute was the bottleneck.

I am not associated with this channel/video, just love it. I’ve shared it here before.

[0] https://youtu.be/glWvwvhZkQ8?si=XjcwWWy43305tl6O

Others interested in this but on iOS could check out Hank Green’s Focus Friend app.

It’s almost like a buffer space would be useful for code.

I’ve been using tuicr for agent code reviews and have been enjoying that. I think I’ll try your idea as part of my workflow.

Hopefully not offensive, just my layman observation.

I learned speed cubing from badmefisto when I was in middle school, ~16yr ago (today my ao100 is ~15s).

I never knew it was Karpathy. What an insane knowledge drop. Thanks for sharing!

My advisor had a *strict* policy against people using that terminology in the lab and in his department.

“We sometimes euthanize or kill animals in a part of the difficult process of research. We do not sacrifice them - we are not making offerings to some deity. We are conducting research, not participating in a religion.”

“Sacrifice” is a euphemism that serves only to disconnect the ethical and emotional burden of killing animals for research [0].

And I deeply sympathize with your ethical and emotional guilt. The research I did in my PhD contributed to the foundational knowledge in my field, but not without severe and serious tolls. The way people become normalized to euthanasia in research environments is scary.

[0] https://openworks.mdanderson.org/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?params=...

I use git mostly on single-dev projects, with branched development patterns.

Would someone like me with a simple git use-case find JJ enjoyable?

Listing a few challenges of a phoneless life doesn’t negate the point that one can still exist without a phone, even in 2026.

I started meditating recently (~10mins per day) and have found it to be surprisingly effective. It’s a combination of body scanning & mindfulness meditation.

It doesn’t always help, but tends to.

https://youtu.be/glWvwvhZkQ8?si=-HGtfd_KHYfatEQ

Although it’s focused on Ilya, some great history is covered.

I think this is a direct result of OpenAI and Anthropic humanizing these models too much.

I want C-3PO by my side helping me work, not a machine acting emotional.

But that’s what they’ve given us, and now a huge fraction of the username treats these tools like a human.

And I’m asking you in good faith - not trying to argue.

I’m thinking about these types of questions on a daily basis, and I love to see others thinking about them too.