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Changed my mind.

2 entries · updated when something gives

A running list of beliefs I have held confidently and then quietly abandoned.

The point isn't the new view, it's the seam between them.

  1. 01
    2026
    was My brain is a special, unique snowflake, and nothing is coming close to it anytime soon.
    now Maybe these tools have a lot more in common with me than I'd like to admit.
    why The more I looked at my own decisions, acting against clear evidence, running on priors, never once seeing my own source code, the harder it got to insist the gap was a difference in kind instead of degree. I wrote a whole post talking myself the rest of the way there.
  2. 02
    2026
    was Hand the AI the whole job and step back; it's the sharpest mind in the room.
    now The wiser move is to notice where that intelligence is actually being spent, and stop paying a premium for the work that never needed it.
    why Once I started watching what the model was actually doing, I could see how much of my token spend was determinism in disguise: mechanical checks a regex has handled since the nineties. I had caught myself renting Fable 5 just to confirm a comma sat in the right place. Lifting that scriptable work back into a plain Python pass cut the cost in half and lost nothing in quality.