When I use LLMs heavily, I definitely stop exercising parts of my thinking I used to rely on. That can look like regression. But consider: Stone Age humans spent all their energy just getting food. No capacity left for…
Fair point. Stack selection is mostly about what you already know. I chose managed services not because I optimized for it, but because that's the stack I'm comfortable with. That said, my real point was simpler:…
I'm taking the opposite approach - managed services all the way, and my monthly infrastructure costs are higher than what's described here. No regrets. Infrastructure isn't the problem I'm trying to solve. The problem…
Posting on Indie Hackers has worked best for me so far. Both positive and negative reactions are useful. That said, it's inconsistent - some posts get real discussion, others get nothing. DMs are hard. X and LinkedIn…
Damasio is exactly what I had in mind. The somatic marker hypothesis basically says emotions are the brain's shortcut for decision-making. That's a mechanism, not a mystical experience.
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When I use LLMs heavily, I definitely stop exercising parts of my thinking I used to rely on. That can look like regression. But consider: Stone Age humans spent all their energy just getting food. No capacity left for…
Fair point. Stack selection is mostly about what you already know. I chose managed services not because I optimized for it, but because that's the stack I'm comfortable with. That said, my real point was simpler:…
I'm taking the opposite approach - managed services all the way, and my monthly infrastructure costs are higher than what's described here. No regrets. Infrastructure isn't the problem I'm trying to solve. The problem…
Posting on Indie Hackers has worked best for me so far. Both positive and negative reactions are useful. That said, it's inconsistent - some posts get real discussion, others get nothing. DMs are hard. X and LinkedIn…
Damasio is exactly what I had in mind. The somatic marker hypothesis basically says emotions are the brain's shortcut for decision-making. That's a mechanism, not a mystical experience.
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