It's amazing how quickly you adapt. I have to put my mouse to the left of my keyboard and whereas before I was a touch typist, I now have to look.

And I can use a standard keyboard without undue hassle.

I'm just not so sure of importance of the difference between swimming and whatever the word for how a submarine moves is.

If it looks like thinking and quacks like thinking...

Anybody may watch the demo screen of an arcade game for free, but you have to insert a quarter to play — and you can have even greater access with a key.

> and you’ve explicitly left a sign saying ‘you are not welcome here’

And the sign said "Long-haired freaky people Need not apply" So I tucked my hair up under my hat And I went in to ask him why He said, "You look like a fine upstandin' young man I think you'll do" So I took off my hat and said, "Imagine that Huh, me workin' for you"

With creativity comes insanity, though. At least for your friendly neighborhood LLM.

Now I'm in the middle of trying to turn it into a real product so if anything is currently deployed to staging it may or may not be functional at all.

Let me know what you think. It's kinda fun and potentially useful.

If I remember right -- yeah, at the end of an action item line, you can put @[email@address.com] to assign it to somebody -- and that assignment goes from the semi-markdown to the database and back. Iirc for example, it shows up on the assignee's dashboard and action items show up on the next week's retro as discussion items (marked complete if the assignee checked the checkbox during the week).

Anyway, I just deployed to https://retrospectify-staging.fly.dev -- it's running in demo mode and you can login as teammate@example.com with any password.

Once logged in, make sure to Find the example retro I started, and see if it makes sense. Basically I built the app I wish I had for doing our weekly retro. And it uses a modified subset of markdown for creating/editing cards -- so if you start a line with :-), for example, it'll put that card in the What Went Well column.

And once you're on the "columns view" you can move cards -- and if someone else is using it they'll see your card move as you're moving it...

I had mostly forgotten about this thing... It's less bogus than I remembered.