COPY, PASTE, AND WAIT FOR IT TO BE DONE
At 8:43pm I named one of my favorite jobs to hand Instinct: setting up DNS on GoDaddy or elsewhere. "Its a simple task that I find annoying to do. I prefer copy, paste, and wait for it to be done" (x.com). The post was concrete about the division of labor. I provide the setup instructions. The agent handles the repetitive configuration. I wait for the finished result.
At noon I posted a way to spot where adoption is sticking: "follow the tokens." I pointed to background workflows running while people sleep, rather than chat boxes queried occasionally (x.com). The DNS job is the smaller example of that same behavior: hand off a bounded task and let it run.
The rest of Sunday stayed brief. At 6:06am I asked, "Are the prisoners cooperating or is there an actual dilemma?" (x.com). At 6pm I wrote that you pursue opportunities when expected value is small but possible, then push hard when they work (x.com). At 7:25pm: "is it productivity or ADHD?" (x.com). Three minutes later, I contrasted AI leaders calling for slower development with Trump saying no (x.com).