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LLM conversations branch faster than they converge. One question spawns another, that answer turns into a new thread, and by the end of the week a single topic is spread across five sessions I don't remember starting. Three days later I come back with the same question and have to reconstruct what I already figured out. Branching is efficient. The branches never merging is not.
What if model providers like Anthropic and OpenAI experience outages and we can't use Claude Code or ChatGPT? What options do we have? I think this is a topic worth exploring from both individual and company perspectives, so I'm going to organize my thoughts here.
What does meaningful writing mean to me? · Lately, I've lost much of my drive to write. This is a piece I'm writing to explore that.
I rarely eat out. I cook and eat at home. · There are pros and cons to cooking at home.
I had two bad habits I wanted to get rid of: · Short-form video addiction (YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels)
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AI has become so integrated into every aspect of my life that it's actually harder to explain separately. Let me focus on what I've been particularly interested in lately.
These days, I usually wake up between 5 and 6 AM without an alarm. I've slept enough. In other words, I went to bed early! I go to sleep at 11 PM. I don't know if it's the same for others, but for me, waking up between 5 and 6 AM is quite early. I also think 11 PM is early to go to bed. After thinking about how I wake up early in various ways, my conclusion was this: To wake up early, just go to bed early. What? You think I'm joking? No. I believe it's an eternal truth. You might ask, "Can't you sleep late and still wake up early?" Maybe. But that's unhealthy and unsustainable. So I won't cover that here.
This post is based entirely on my own experience. It's more of a record of what worked well for me, rather than a universal answer for everyone.
These days, two desires coexist in my mind. · One is the desire to properly understand AI engineering
I went to a coworking space meetup with a simple purpose: to check out a new place and talk to new people. I wasn’t there to look for a job.
I enjoyed watching it. I didn't know such things happened at that time. I wouldn't have known if it weren't for this movie.
I'm almost done reading <Thinking, Fast and Slow>. I was able to make it to the end because I had people reading along with me.
If I were to pick the most impressive book I've read recently, it would be Morgan Housel's 'The Art of Spending Money' (책 <The Art of Spending Money> 노트). At first, I watched an interview video of the author and fell for his eloquence and logic, which naturally led me to become interested in his recently released book. However, the book hadn't been published in Korean yet, and I had no choice but to read it in English with tears in my eyes.
I've been drawing casually since I was young, starting with doodling in notebooks. I've even uploaded some of my drawings on Instagram. Even now, I often scribble in notebooks whenever I'm bored. But I've never seriously thought about or organized why I want to draw, so I'm taking this opportunity to do so.
An opportunity to think about what my art taste really is. · Landscape paintings got boring quickly. There are too many of them. They just look like photos.
Build tools that help myself and others live the life they want. · Learn how the world works.
To express my thoughts in writing. · Writing organizes my thoughts. Sometimes it even expands them.
Overall, it was enjoyable. · It naturally depicted Zootopia society. It was a visual treat.
I read The Monk and the Riddle as a Kyobo Bookstore ebook. · I often bring up the concept from this book, 'The Deferred Life Plan,' so I thought it would be easier to just write it down.
I had skimmed through it quickly before, but I'm writing this because I recently watched it seriously from episode 1.
It wasn't great. · I felt the worldbuilding explanation was lacking. · I couldn't predict the extent and limits of magic abilities, including the Grimmerie's powers.
It wasn't much different from the previous Notion meetup held at INTUIT. · I got a Notion eco bag, pouch, and stickers.
I watched explanation sessions on YouTube covering books 1 through 3 of The Three-Body Problem. I already knew some of the content from book 1 through the Netflix drama. But I was able to get the novel-based content from YouTube (link).
The most enjoyable novel I've read recently. · I borrowed it from TPL and finished it in two days. I was glad I could read the Korean version.
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