2025-04-05, 09:54 PM - Word count:
The margin for completion daily became nearly more than chore, it became pushing new routine every day fitting more reps in more jumping, just more. None stop, we pushed the boundaries of what Primarus could do daily, but it was not nearly enough results in the end. We sought outside help, someone made suggestion that makes some reasonable sense but Primarus wasn't hearing any of it at least that was his tune till about a day ago.
Let's do a fast recap, last week we learned how quickly things in our small victory might be changed upside down, but that was OK; we gained the understanding that putting in the hours at the gym and training was going to pay off and we knew it. DP didn't want to end up in the fighting arena's next but we still used their gyms because every day became training day. Every single day that wasn't a match we were either in the gym having him train resistances, learn to pivot, or down at the field dibbling, working positions, working goal side drills, working offensive push drills, working the play book that had been handed to us. There wasn't 15 minutes in my day that wasn't accounted for. What I was getting paid for, was to to get Primarus into stellar shape because recruitment this season had just spiced up. He wasn't going to be leftovers. Nope DP had mind to make sure that he became the center back that kept the team floating, and what that meant for me was trying to squeeze lemonade from already juiced lemons, or so I thought till a day ago too.
Caught up, there we go so we chatted with a friend early on in the training that said AI could start making huge strides for allowing us to automate our routines, keep us on schedule, assist us with our day to day, and all this extra mumbo jumbo selling points that just make it sound like a giant waste of our time on something that won't help us really achieve the goal, but here is the thing. DP is always running late, and always trying to play get caught up. That can sometimes cut it out there in the world where they don't see you up on stage all the time, here in the big leagues you have to commit as much time as possible and running late or forgetting appointments, those are the real career enders.
So mid work out toward the last few days we get to chatting DP and myself. I can see the gaining marks, minor but existent and mention that we are making progress but I think if we put some AI into our routine we could most likely get even more done in shorter time frames. DP barks at first, dismissive and stubborn and continued to leap skyward blocking rep after rep in silence for the next couple minutes. I let the subject fall and he grumbles slightly. It took a couple minutes and us stopping to get our thirst fixed for him to pipe up that he was annoyed with how accurate my points were. How AI could in fact do those things and more, but didn't want it to become our crutch to getting good results.
I think I thought this through, or at least I thought that I may have thought this through. I don't think I calculated right though, I am sometimes bad at math.
Let's do a fast recap, last week we learned how quickly things in our small victory might be changed upside down, but that was OK; we gained the understanding that putting in the hours at the gym and training was going to pay off and we knew it. DP didn't want to end up in the fighting arena's next but we still used their gyms because every day became training day. Every single day that wasn't a match we were either in the gym having him train resistances, learn to pivot, or down at the field dibbling, working positions, working goal side drills, working offensive push drills, working the play book that had been handed to us. There wasn't 15 minutes in my day that wasn't accounted for. What I was getting paid for, was to to get Primarus into stellar shape because recruitment this season had just spiced up. He wasn't going to be leftovers. Nope DP had mind to make sure that he became the center back that kept the team floating, and what that meant for me was trying to squeeze lemonade from already juiced lemons, or so I thought till a day ago too.
Caught up, there we go so we chatted with a friend early on in the training that said AI could start making huge strides for allowing us to automate our routines, keep us on schedule, assist us with our day to day, and all this extra mumbo jumbo selling points that just make it sound like a giant waste of our time on something that won't help us really achieve the goal, but here is the thing. DP is always running late, and always trying to play get caught up. That can sometimes cut it out there in the world where they don't see you up on stage all the time, here in the big leagues you have to commit as much time as possible and running late or forgetting appointments, those are the real career enders.
So mid work out toward the last few days we get to chatting DP and myself. I can see the gaining marks, minor but existent and mention that we are making progress but I think if we put some AI into our routine we could most likely get even more done in shorter time frames. DP barks at first, dismissive and stubborn and continued to leap skyward blocking rep after rep in silence for the next couple minutes. I let the subject fall and he grumbles slightly. It took a couple minutes and us stopping to get our thirst fixed for him to pipe up that he was annoyed with how accurate my points were. How AI could in fact do those things and more, but didn't want it to become our crutch to getting good results.
I think I thought this through, or at least I thought that I may have thought this through. I don't think I calculated right though, I am sometimes bad at math.
