

The feeling of constant acceleration is valid. It will only get more intense in the coming years, so consider this your practice round.
In spite of the marginal results a lot of current LLMs can deliver, they are making a difference in some areas of work. I’m a data engineer and working with an agent over the last few months has been a revelation. You have to wrangle it just so, but with an adequate context well-defined, you can plow through months of tedious due-diligence and fine-tuning in days.
I wouldn’t trust it for medical advice… yet… but the time will come when it stops being “ai” and becomes like autofocus or voice transcription or shopping cart suggestions, just another tool. Something else will take on that mantle, and be a different, even more disconcerting mixed bag.
There was a book that came out about 20 years ago by Ray Kurzweil, named The Singularity is Near that discussed this phenomenon in detail, and so far has been prophetic. It will help you understand what’s happening and what’s coming next.


Spiro sucks, and I’m currently on a pretty massive dose. Looking forward to dialing it back after my valerate takes hold.
It’s a complicated dance. Before my egg cracked I was on T pellets and they gave me superpowers. Nothing much bothered me and I got in some epic workouts. But I felt two-dimensional. I eventually realized what I actually should do, but fully withdrawing one hormone suuuuuuucks unless it’s smoothly replaced with another one. Suppressing T by itself is not a good time.