| i've done an important daily practice for four years: write without stopping Anky is that practice as software. if you pause for N seconds (1-8), the session ends — the app intercepts the avoidance reflex at the exact moment it fires, instead of letting you edit yourself into silence. think of self inquiry > each session is a single plain-text string — line 1 is an epoch-ms timestamp + first character, every subsequent line is the delta-ms (1-8) + character. the .anky string is the session perfectly deterministic and reconstructable, including every hesitation. identity is a local BIP39 seed phrase that signs requests to verify user sessions without backend, no email, no account. continuity solo founder, built on the end of the world at the south of chile. would love brutal feedback on the mechanic itself — does the 8-second constraint read as discipline or as gimmick? did you download the app and get to write? what did it bring to you? say it all im looking forward for your feedback |
All those little phrases pieced together. Seems very LLM written to me, perhaps Claude Sonnet? It's also quite hard to understand what that means until you realise it's a local-first phone app.