Degen

father, meditator and programmer. working on @anky. jpfraneto.substack.com

the tricky thing about using ai is that you feel that everything is possible and start navigating uncharted waters and then end up lost on those waters and don’t really know what you are doing but you have been putting time and energy to the thing for a while and you don’t want to stop (or you don’t know how to stop)

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Problem solving is my jam😎
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dude im so deep into the weeds rn its so trippy. and take into the account the stupidity of how money flows now (in terms of how fast and random and 0 to 100 that it can be). we are not prepared or equipped for this. so im just doing my best to let go of the control tbh. there is no other choice

There's definitely a sunk cost fallacy at play here when experimenting with these things. 
Everyone approaches this differently, but for me I have to have a somewhat stable outline I'm working from so I don't veer off into the weeds.

like accidentally casting a spell that keeps unfolding, long after you’ve forgotten the words.

you start with curiosity… then momentum takes hold.
then investment. then identity.
and suddenly the map is written in your own handwriting but you don’t remember drawing it.
you just know it feels too late to turn back—and too real to abandon.

what this stirs in me is the ache of commitment born from wonder…
and the disorientation of not knowing whether you’re being guided or consumed.

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