2026-10-28 10:56:51

A conversation this morning is giving me the thought that the value equation is way off with LLMs and agents.

I am convinced that there is some value somewhere. But the high value work done with them is drowned out by low value work.

2026-10-28 10:56:51

If they were priced at what they actually cost then they would only be thoughtfully used for the high value work.

Maybe then the real advances would be clearer and the usage and output more trustworthy?

Really struggling with it this week though.

2026-10-27 20:21:41

Anyway. Trying to focus on what I CAN do and what I’m grateful for.

We got Ticket To Ride digital edition a while back. And we played quite a lot. So we invested in the physical version and it’s a delight! (Well, I wish the trains were wooden)

If you want to try digital there’s a Humble Bundle on!

2026-10-27 19:51:59

Nothing is sacred. Every software project that you thought was run by someone who cared about their craft is now slop.

So annoying.

😫

2026-10-27 15:54:31

And yes, I know I keep posting this and no one ever plays it. But the IDEA that you can store state/data in a URL is really flipping cool.

2026-10-27 15:49:46

I’m listening to the Vergecast with the guy who made the tiny office suite with data in the URLs:

“why don’t we make more things like this … this kind of play was pricey before AI. It’s hard to make stuff like this.”

Err. No? Why is a static-hosted web app with no backend “hard” and “pricey”?

2026-10-27 15:49:46

I’ve been thinking about simple, low-infrastructure, low-dependency, privacy-friendly, ad-free, fast, friendly web apps for years.

It’s not hard or expensive. It’s just not profitable. So no one other than hobbyists does it.

Again… here’s flippin junk-free Words With Friends: words.pico.games/ !!

2026-10-27 09:26:25

Does anyone I know use a buckwheat husk pillow? I’ve heard good things about them in the past. Wondering if I should try one.