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Yes, I have so much time now I honestly feel like we're entering a new time of leisure where people are just talking to their agents to steer the direction of our work, while they work in the background 24/7 Like @felixrieseberg did while building his new homepage literally on a bike ride while talking to Claude on iOS I already kinda did this with scheduled cron jobs for years, my sites were almost fully automated, but I still had to add features or fix bugs sometimes, but now for a year or more that part is also fully automated by AI So then we just have so much leisure time suddenly available, that we can spend time with the ppl we love, do more fun things, play games, work on our health/fitness, be outside more, etc. Some of that freed up time now goes into new projects, but there's a certain level of creative expression for me where it's sufficient and I am starting more and more to see I am spending that way from a computer screen too, and prefer it that way Maybe this is the new time where we can finally live not work, as it was predicted 96 years ago by Keynes. That prediction never really came to fruition though because the automation that was invented just moved the work up to higher level (like from making actual things to financial, managerial, administrative, etc.) and people chose to just consume more, so they had to work more again! But maybe now is different though, it definitely feels different to me SteffenMeilsoe : Anyone else find themselves with much more time between prompts now that @claudeai Opus and Sonnet cook for much longer on their own? @levelsio @jackfriks @marclou Link: https://x.com/SteffenMeilsoe/status/2110474904202080337

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  • 信息来源：AI / AI前沿 / levelsio @levelsio
  • 发布时间：2026/10/15 05:55:31