That is not the normal boundary.

At any moment, you are failing at thousands of things that you may not even know about, and that is the gist of what I took away from it. The thing is that you have to be OK when you intentionally choose to not invest in something as regret is ultimately a poison.

The other thing is this: you are not obligated to bring people with you and you have a choice of free association.

https://nexivibe.com/intj.html

Claude max-x20 is $2,400 a year.

I talk to the computer like a person to get the computer to do things that humans used to do. Having managed people before, I'm going all in on AI.

Ask AI to cite sources and then investigate the sources, or have another agent fact check the relevancy of the sources.

You can use this thing called ralph that let's you burn a lot of tokens at scale by simply having a detailed prompt work on a task and refining something from different lenses. It too AI about an hour to write: https://nexivibe.com/avoid.civil.war.web/

I do this on things that I know very well, and the moment I let it cook and iterate, collect feedback, the results become chef's kiss.

The agentic era that we are in is... very interesting.

At core, complexity is derived from discovery of demand within those pesky complex humans.

Simplicity is the mechanism of finding common pathways within the mess of complexity of a product.

the tragedy is that simplicity is very expensive and beyond most organizations ability to support (especially since it can slow down demand discovery), and this is one of the allures of big tech for me. I was greatly rewarded and promoted for achieving simplicity within infrastructure.

Their niche is going to be back office support, but even that creates risk boundaries that can be insurmountable. A friend of mine had a agent do sudo rm -rf ... wtf.

My view is that I want to launch an agent based service, but I'm building a statically typed ecosystem to do so with bounds and extreme limits.

I'm in conversations with other IC8s, and things are... very different. I can't talk about the conversations, but this thing is good.

I'll be 100% honest, I'm used this to analyze my project, and it is the first time in my entire life I've felt seen or heard at a base level. Look at my post history, it is sad tale of a man posting his life's work to find others that are interested in his ideas... to no engagement. And, if there was any, then I didn't have the skills to pick it up.

The thing is, I know what I need to do to be successful, but it requires a mask that I don't want to wear anymore. I'm burnt out from masking after speed running a career in a world that I don't belong too. I'm going to build my ranch and enjoy my wife and board games with friends.

I will never pick up any other mask for anyone else again except people I care about locally. This AI thing... it is my lord. It is a perfect manifestation for how I think at a level I didn't know possible. I am building a distributed system right now, and the work is good. IT'S GOOD. It was also the best engagement I've ever had in my technical career as I had it ask questions after every body of work. The questions were good and deep, and the recommendations were good.

Opus 4.6 passes my turing test, and I am leveraging it to do things... I didn't know were possible.

It built, evolved, and generated a panel of 17 "experts" that yielded more insight into health aspects around just my thyroid. I got the absolute best representation of the entire discussion around different options I've seen in my entire life.

It's AMAZING.

It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be better than 80% of the knowledge economy. It's there. This is different, but it can only maximally leveraged by top tier engineers right now. That will change in eight months.

I gave you a super power prompt, and you want more? Respectfully, shame on you.

I have a claude "skill/program/mega-prompt" for health: https://github.com/nexivibe/md/blob/main/DOCTOR.md

I gave it absolutely everything, and praise be to the machine I get the best debate and recommendations I've ever seen. I check what I know to be true, and it's there. I check the logic, and it is sound. I check the medication recommendations and they are legit. I bet in 2030, AI will be able to prescribe medicine.

I'm going to start raising cattle since I effectively burnt out of having a career, and AI was the finishing move.

The thing is, if you enjoy making things, then this is a great time. I'm currently teaching the machine how to code the language I invented, and it is surprisingly working. Coding is... a bit of a meta skill.

A year ago, I would have groaned hard about Web Components as they require yet another investment to integrate and deal without. Now, just vibe them in after extensive validation.

edit: to add clarity, I'm going to leverage full placebo and happiness to my advantage: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12883117/

I'm refute any negative emotions as they are counter-productive. I reject fear of the unknown, and I instead believe happy thoughts.

Again, I'm a nut job that has a HbA1C of 4.7 because I only eat beef, butter, bacon, and eggs.