Some of the controls are a bit disorienting. All observations below are from the demo:
1) When I create a goal, theres no obvious way that the goal is "created". I just press the back button? The send-comment button was where I initially tried to confirm that a goal had been created.
2) When I create a subtask, and then exit the subtask menu to get to the first task, it gives me a blank page.
I really really like the idea, but the demo is a bit too buggy
Thanks for reminding me. I planned on doing "cycles" between my favorite substackers (buy, cancel, read the backlog, switch to a new author), but i ended up with 5 concurrent subscriptions. Canceled now.
I was just reading a blog complaining about commenters not reading the article, and the next comment I read on a completely different article did not RTFQ.
> got some kind of shallow, automated message like this?
Jakob describes how after he is reminded of the person in the morning, he researches what has happened to them since he last spoke and finds some genuine content/connection to send to that person.
It should be reassuring to know that most of the things you interact with are actually too bandwidth constrained to care about those things, and the algos you interact with are fairly obvious and explicit (Feeds, curated things, etc)
1) When I create a goal, theres no obvious way that the goal is "created". I just press the back button? The send-comment button was where I initially tried to confirm that a goal had been created.
2) When I create a subtask, and then exit the subtask menu to get to the first task, it gives me a blank page.
I really really like the idea, but the demo is a bit too buggy