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I am so busy baby sitting the robots and adding new projects on that I don't really have any time to find new customers right now? That statement seems to some
by joe_the_user 1mo ago
I am so busy baby sitting the robots and adding new projects on that I don't really have any time to find new customers right now?
That statement seems to somewhat fly against the statement you have unparalleled productivity.
I feel like the way LLMs work involves them allowing you to do things you previously simply couldn't do but doing those tasks involves really a lot of effort at controlling the things. It's compressing "one kind of hard part" (actually writing code is another a hard part that's taken care but articulate/evaluate).
Which is to say, it seems like you're "working harder than you say"
- piloto_ciego 1mo agoI'd say that I am the main problem. If I was a bit cleverer, or better at time management, I'd be better at finding customers? I don't think that's an AI thing, that's a "me" thing. Still, I'm making a living doing this, working less, and have way more control over my own life. My life kind of rules now compared to what it was a year ago.
- joe_the_user 1mo agoI personally am doing some LLM work right now where, if successful, I will have accomplished what was years worth of effort in a couple of weeks. But I feel "totally disorganized" in the way I'm doing it. I think that may be inevitable since becoming organized is a natural part of doing a project the slow, "old fashioned way" and just orienting oneself to the process can be a significant and inevitable part of the effort.
- piloto_ciego 1mo agoHonestly, my strategy has been "building custom tools to help me cope" having lots of terminal tabs open, tmux, and hope.
- jdebre 1mo agoI'd source for where the signals are first, and do whatever it takes to stay there.