Thoughts by Yo Sub Kwon
All posts organized by year and topic.
By 2030, AI is less a sector than an atmosphere—pervasive, invisible and inescapable. Winners will be those who supply the picks and shovels or own scarce, real-world assets robots still need.
By 2030, the economic landscape is defined by a sharp divide between the owners of AI-driven capital and the displaced professional class. This deep research explores the societal implications of AI's impact on white-collar work.
I played poker pretty much full time from 2007-2009. I played about 3 million hands, mostly cash games, over 10,000 tournaments, and had done a great deal of analysis on my play. My long term goal was to build a self-improving botting system that could take on any poker game of any type.
Training to lucid dream is a lot of work, at least it was for me, but I think it's worth it. Dreaming is something everyone does almost daily for their entire lives and it unlocks a vast new aspect to your life.
I've been a fan of Bitcoin since they were worth $0.06 and I still believe we're only scratching the surface of cryptocurrencies' potential value. One of those in particular that seemed quite novel at first and caught my eye was Ripple.
I don't have any cool graphs yet. I have been working a lot though. Completely different routine than normal for me. Instead of super long sessions with no breaks where I grind it out I've actually been taking a ton of breaks.
Almost forgot about this. In all the years, for all the blogs I've attempted, this is now the one I've gotten the furthest with. Yesterday I leveled up in programming.
I'm on a roll. I worked today to 3:00AM, slept for 2 hours, worked about 12 hours after that. So 15 hours in which isn't bad at all. I took another 90 minute sleep session and woke up at 10:00PM.
I ended up opening a red bull at 6:00AM. I gave up and went to bed around 1:00PM. I felt as though I could probably stay up for the rest of the day without issue, but I wasn't really going to be able to do any effective work until I got another wind.
It is now Friday a little after 1:00AM. A typical Friday night means a bunch of people coming over and hanging out which results in my productivity decreasing. I'm setting myself a goal to work for the next 16-18 hours.
I want to do some self-motivators to keep myself going for long sessions and maintain focus. Ideas: Set hour amount session goals, caffeine and nootropics, wear an EEG, have commit logs published.