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I'm pretty deep in the LLM psychosis right now. It started from ADHD induced burnout for a project I really wanted to work on but I just couldn't get past the mental block. I was able to throw cursor at it and make very solid progress. Now it's also my notes and research assistant.

Conrad Ludgate

@conrad.cafe

I haven't written a single line of code in the past two weeks. It's definitely helped me so far. But it's also incredibly addictive. I fire off the prompt, wait, review the plan, wait, build the plan, wait, review the code/test, wait for fixes. Brain will probably explode soon.

23/2/26, 4:27 am0 reposts1 like

Conrad Ludgate

@conrad.cafe

23 Feb

I've simultaneously been working less (less active participation from my brain during working hours) while working much more (evenings and weekends). It's easy to fire a quick prompt before you go to eat dinner, then you quickly review and prompt again, then you clean up dinner and prompt again

Thomas Karpiniec

@octet-stream.net

23 Feb

A slot machine, except one that pays out 80% of the time. Our poor monkey brains never expected such a thing. Hope you find a sustainable path through it all!

Elias 🦀🇵🇸🇻🇪🇧🇷🐙🐙🐙🐙🐙

@elias.sh

23 Feb

You haven't written a single line of code for that project or overall? I'm trying to understand better how people are using it

Conrad Ludgate

@conrad.cafe

25 Feb

Overall. Although probably biased by the work I've been doing recently. A combination of greenfield work, integration work, and more complicated refactors. Each time I have used a plan and TDD approach using a cursor agent