Every morning, as the first light bled into the room, the software engineer’s alarm would chirp, marking another day’s beginning. The routine was as predictable as the sunrise. Wake, stretch, sip a coffee, and sit before the computer. The screen springs to life, revealing a grid of familiar faces. Standup meeting — the daily ritual. Each square held an expression; some were tired, some eager, but all were familiar. Pixels and bandwidth conveying nuances, the raise of an eyebrow, the half-hidden yawn....

We have created a fusion AI-powered trading card game where you can talk into a microphone, and it will transcribe what you say. Let’s discuss the features of this game. When you look at the camera, you will see stacks of uniquely generated cards. Each card is created by an AI based on a short prompt. We have various themes for these cards, and each theme has a corresponding image and a Chat GPT Element name....

I don’t like how long it takes for me to figure out ideas. Too much code is written before I figure out what I wanted is not what I made. There is a bookstore near me that I frequent and on the shelf was the book Drawing Ideas. Through this book, I have come to appreciate the importance of sketching in unlocking creativity and exploring new avenues of value. Through observation and simplification, sketching allows us to see our ideas projected onto a medium, much like using our voice to sketch out thoughts verbally....

You can also just talk and what’s being said just shows up in here so you’re just talking about stuff so I can be talking to you and we’re talking about like your hopes and dreams or maybe your past whatever it’s gonna show up in here and then That’s a pretty cool idea! It’s like having a conversation that gets transcribed into a blog post in real-time. So, let’s talk about hopes and dreams....

I had a Substack where I would occasionally post some things on AI. The vision was to build a following, but I couldn’t execute it. There may be some “blaming the equipment, not the player” here, but from what I have learned, my writing flow feels so much better now: First of all, I think Substack is great. Its mission is clear, and overall, they do a great job executing it (much better than Medium, imo)....