prtmnth
Joined 10 months ago
Joined 10 months ago
If I'm going on a walk, I like the complete disconnect, looking at nature and the mountains and goats and sheep on the roads.
If I'm lounging, I like being at rest and not active thinking with my brain.
Even passive thinking while speaking to an AI agent in the background breaks this flow state of being at rest and relaxation.
So for the time being, at the risk of being "less productive", I am happy to let go of speaking to my agents and getting things done while I am not working.
However, I do enjoy the benefits. I'm not a luddite. If there's a critical issue and I am notified and with a fix that's awaiting my approval, I'm glad that AI and phone can enable handling that situation without me knowing about it mid-hike and unable to do anything about it. So I'll still continue experimenting with working from the phone. But consciously, I want to design the experience for handing exceptions, and not make it an extension of me being at work at my desk.
Not to mention this stack can be deployed literally anywhere with great ease.
An NPC is given a role and identify and they are bound by it forever.
The main character chooses what they want. Whatever that is. But they exercise agency and their own will to choose their reality and what they wish to do and not do. What they wish to care and not care about.
The OP is not an NPC. I believe the OP wants to live a less stressful life. The OP is pulled towards a simple life that does not involve flashy things or high status (this is my interpretation).
Which in today's status signal fueled world may feel like being an NPC. But in my opinion, it is the exact opposite.
I think more than anything else, I don't get a headache conversing with Sol. That alone is enough reason for me to stick to Codex.
Experimenting with adding open source models to the mix to get more execution done while using Sol as the brain.
Having said that, sure perhaps Astro would be lighter than Nextjs.