Howdy!
It recently hit me that E is getting old enough that it’s a matter of time before she can find and read my personal website. What kind of questions would she have? What kind of answers will she get, without asking?
I’m so grateful for the replies last time! I didn’t hear any explicit yes/nos to “daily standups”. I had a couple back and forths but nothing that made sense to re-share here, this time. But I like when online things become offline-ish things! So thanks for that!
I’ve been working on a “little” text-based, web based “mech battle” game. Lots of procedurally generated items, and an in-real-life component for collectible unlocks. Like Pokémon meets Borderlands. Some of the core aspects turned out bigger than I thought. I would have warned anyone else that that would be the case 😅😅. — I’ll be sure to mention it here when I can invite some friends to an “alpha test”.
If you’re a subscriber to any usage-based AI services, you’ve probably seen the ubiquitous trend on their pricing pages. It goes something like this: “$2/mo for some usage. $20/mo for way more usage. $299/mo for even more usage!” — how is this okay? Why are we tolerating this kind of opaque — shady, even! — pricing? I know the industry is growing. And mostly it’s due to the constant change and unpredictability of underlying usage and input/output. But man, it seems weird.
Did I mention that Claire Vo has a How I AI episode that is one of the best intros + tech-lite dives into OpenClaw/Clawdbot pros/cons and setup? I’ve been sending this link around a bit lately.
I wrote this from the passenger seat, during a several-hour drive.
Changing seats, So hitting send!
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