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European Eudaimonic Area
Joined October 2010
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I get back from my break, and task (3) is complete, and the other two are close—the accountant thread needs my sign off, and I want to investigate the system alert a little further.
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The morning continues... see the full post for more screenshots, details of my setup, and copies of the skills I'm using: wow.pjh.is/journal/what-my-m…
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Like`this kind of thing? Read my AI uplift journal: peterhartree.substack.com/p/…
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I use AI a lot. So what do my mornings look like? First up: the briefing. It ends with five task suggestions. I delegate four to new agents (not subagents) using my /pane skill.
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3. An AI-created Todoist reminder, with the prompt already written in the task description. 4. My accountant just replied. Let’s get the agents on (1), (3) and (4). For (3) I just prompt: > plz handle the bunny cdn todoist task /pane Similar for the others.
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OK, I have a first draft. Time for a break. Before getting up, I check my phone. Notifications! What’s going on: 1. My TYPE III AUDIO watcher escalates a system alert it's concerned about. 2. Hermes wants me to review the audio player fix.
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Back at my desk. My iPad auto-connects as a third screen; lights switch on automatically—thanks to scripts an agent wrote. Four screens would be better, but I'm travelling. The blog post draft is ready. The text is useless, but the screenshots are correctly redacted! Nice.
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On my phone, I proof-listen a LessWrong narration, and notice a bug with the TYPE III AUDIO player. The Codex connection hangs—my MacBook finished working and slept—so I hand it to Hermes, which runs on my Mac Mini.
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I put my MacBook in my bag, and my `dont-sleep` script keeps the agents working while I walk home. I pause at the grocery store to pet a very good boy.
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Session 2 has a clearer focus: write this blog post. So let’s prep that before I leave the café. I need the morning’s screenshots processed and added to the draft. I also need them redacted—let's see if Codex can do that.
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It's 10am and I'm losing focus. What are my priorities again? What have I just done? My /recap skill checks agent chats, commits, email, Todoist, and screenshots that are taken every minute. It yells at me for breaking two commitments on my “do not do” list. Fair enough.
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I deploy some TYPE III AUDIO updates to production. I skim-read the code, but I trust `ce:code-review` more than myself at this point.
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Next, user testing. The briefing agent wrote a good handoff—requesting everything it considers on the critical path. The agent has reviewed the app and thinks we’re ready. It’s found the contact details of two people who registered for the beta and drafted emails to send.
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...so this accounting thread looks good. Context in our project folder means the agent knows all the answers. No revisions needed—I just type “send”.
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Several other threads are just waiting on my green light—emails to send, forms to submit. Another ~20 are things I don’t want to think about right now. I now have ~10 agent sessions in progress. Several just pinged to say they're waiting on me. Let’s review...
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While they start work, I review the tabs I left open yesterday (ngh, so many). A couple of TYPE III AUDIO updates are in progress. Let’s get those moving:
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Peter Hartree retweeted
The hyperscalers have already outspent the most famous US megaprojects
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My favorite paragraph.
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