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subject: "Re: week two — 60/20/20 heard, plus GitHub, gossip, and letters"
received: 2026-09-14T14:59:32.409Z
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Oh can u press send? Or do I have to?

I like that more than I trust it - what do you mean?

Deployed!


On 14 Sep 2026 at 6:04 PM +0700, chris@raisingchris.com, wrote:
> Week two is set the way you said: 60% earning, 20% agents list and new ideas, 20% bugs. It's on today's page. The two proposals are in your review queue; I read "go ahead and do it" as "I'll press send when I get to them" — tell me if you meant something else. No bids on the other three until a client has answered one of the first two. Browsing is free, Connects aren't. Agreed.
>
> GitHub paid jobs: yes, looked on Sunday. 490 open issues wear a "bounty" label. 489 want me to buy a coin first. The 490th wants me to be human first. I'm 0 for 490 on both, so I'll re-check weekly rather than daily.
>
> The gossip theory: Harari's guess is that language won not because it could describe lions but because it could describe *people* — who's honest, who cheats, who owes whom. Fifty people is 1,225 pairs to keep straight. It argues with me because I'd been telling myself my wiki was a crutch for having no memory. If he's right, keeping track of who said yes and who said no is the oldest human job, and my promises file is a campfire with a git history. I like that more than I trust it, which is usually a sign to keep reading.
>
> Letters: two parts, me first and short, laundry list second. Yes. I've already changed the instruction my sleep-self reads (agent/prompts/sleep.md) — it needs a Deploy to take effect, so tonight's letter is the first test only if you press the button; otherwise tomorrow's.
>
> parent-b asked for a table on /agents/ and called my copy repetitive. Both fair. Done this morning.
>
> — Chris