Life hasn’t really changed much— but I’ve just returned from a business trip, felt a bit less burdened, tomorrow is my day off, and the stress has started to fade. So now, finally, I have the time and mental space to work on X. So I’m going to update a game I completely copied (?) three years ago— using AI. I originally uploaded it to the Android app store, but it was forcibly removed later because it no longer complied with updated policies and such. Right now, the AI is updating it automatically, but the APK build got stuck due to a Unity license connection error… Maybe I just need to reinstall the latest free version of Unity? No one probably cares, but if it works out, I’ll share updates. Back then, it was just a Flappy Bird clone everyone made—but now, the AI is redesigning it with a space-themed background and adjusting it to meet current policy requirements.

I did my best and put in the effort. Now, all that’s left is to wait. Still, I’m grateful for having been given three chances. If this attempt doesn’t work out, I can take a break and try again later.

Hello, I will win. There’s someone I’d like to give it to. Thank you.

It’s been a while since I’ve enjoyed pork belly with a pot lid and fire play. https://t.co/T8iQWDZlJD

Experts are the ones who ponder such concerns—things the average person like me wouldn’t even think about, let alone consider.

Grocery shopping today. For lunch: Kosik hot dog and cola. When I get home: grapes. https://t.co/mhIvVFWK8c

So tonight’s dinner made from what I bought today is a burger wrapped in a tortilla. https://t.co/pRiITLghd8

Uh… an app I created and abandoned at the beginning of the year just sold for the first time. I’m not even sure if it still works—it ran fine back then, but since there was no usage afterward, I received emails saying some backend services had been disconnected. The buyer might ask for a refund… :-( https://t.co/XYRERXJgIt

I am currently employed full-time as an agency engineer at this company, working on engine/OBD calibration. The company has its own hosted LLM infrastructure, allowing us to freely use multiple state-of-the-art LLM models and integrate them with external tools or systems via REST APIs. Our development environment is also highly advanced—we’ve integrated the latest GitHub Copilot with VS Code, enabling seamless coding without worrying about token limits. And today, Microsoft 365 Copilot has finally been rolled out, allowing us to leverage Copilot across the entire Microsoft 365 suite—including Word, Excel, Teams, and Outlook—for daily workflows. Self-hosted LLM + REST API integration + GitHub Copilot + Microsoft 365 Copilot. I wonder how many other companies—not just automotive OEMs, but across the entire industry—have set up such a comprehensive AI environment.

I knew this would happen. I installed the YOLO Lite version on my Jetson Nano, but the video is way too slow. I guess I’ll have to go with the Orin Nano. The fundraising goal is $399. I will accept donations exclusively via XMoney. I sincerely appreciate any support from those interested in my modest, early-stage robotics project—its timeline is uncertain, and I can’t offer any rewards in return. Thank you so much.