Magic word.

Automatic.

So much prep.

Into a capsule.

Part of a system.

Mechanics are intelligent.

They can control once given the power.

And that’s exactly where one wishes to be.

Why?

The whole day is our playing field.

Why bind it up…

…to the markets?

Wish to extract max mileage from the day.

Markets are now a half hour systems on operation in the morning and a half hour prep after close.

That’s it.

Wow! Down from?

All day.

All day? You could go crazy.

That’s it. Don’t wish to. Sanity into the day and then some is the motto.

How did you manage this?

5 months plus of prep with all the market apps that I use. And AI. Connections. Algorithmic triggers. Alerts. Auto-action on alerts. Reporting into a cloud central. Reporting into windowless accounting system. Reporting into a logging system. All meals cooked and served without any human requirement.

Once?

Once the system is loaded in the morning and asked to proceed with a few button-clicks.

And before that?

Early evening prep. Market actions formulated. All systems finaled. Morning needs to just confirm whether it’s a go.

When’s it not a go?

Black swan for eg.

Anything off. Unusual. It’s ok to not press go. No action is also an action.

How often is it a no go?

I’m estimating perhaps single digit times in a whole year.

Are you happy about this?

Of course. I’ve got time now to write for example. At leisure.

Earlier?

Was always a squeeze.

What else will you do?

Pursuit of languages. Will proceed towards fluency in French, basics in Italian for now, and perhaps a C2 in German.

As in?

C2 is like dream-stuff fluency.

Where are you in French?

B1/B2. Not fluent. Can understand. Speak a bit. C1 is fluency. Heading there.

And Italiano?

Love the musical nature of the language. A1 buddy. Got to start somewhere.

Goals?

You mean apart from activating idle brain centres?

Oh. Nice.

And all this extra time is because of artificial intelligence?

Well, tbh, the blood-flow managing this seamless connectivity of applications consists of multiple 500 to 4000 line pythons. And I don’t know a word of programming.

Whoaaahhh!

How did you get the pythons together?

Claude did. Upon intense dialogue with the operator, me. Month upon month of dialogue. Multiple system rejections. Rejection, rejection, rejection, failure upon failure, till we had the system working seamlessly, and properly.

Wow. New level huh.

Yeah. For the whole world. Everything just went on steroids.