Author/creator here. I just released an MIT-licensed version of SaaS Pegasus - a proprietary Django starter codebase I've been maintaining nearly full-time for the last 7 years. Hoping to make it the best way to start new Django projects. If you're a Django dev, give it a look and let me know if you have any feedback!
This is cool! The UI is very slick. I made lifeweeks.app around this time last year, and have wanted to add more future-facing stuff ever since. There's some fun ideas in here I might "borrow" :)
I tried to figure out ideas for monetizing lifeweeks when it blew up, but I just don't think there is much money in apps like this. Maybe if you can do something around physical products, e.g. posters or something and take a cut or affiliate. But I think these apps just don't have the shape of something that people think they should pay for. Would be happy to be proven wrong though!
As I wrote in the post, that is definitely part of it for me. Accepting that I have to let go of something that has been a source of pride and part of my self-identity.
As I said in the post, whether or not you believe it's coming (which I am somewhat agnostic on) it's worth taking seriously because the probability is definitely not zero. It's worth listening to how some of the people on the forefront of the research/commercial AI developments talking about it. E.g. Dwarkesh podcast.
Just added the ability to copy the world events to your timeline (click "customize"). Then you can then modify/delete them like any other event. As for adding events, you can always create those like you would any other event. Hope that helps!
You can now edit world events! Click "customize" and then confirm and they will be copied directly to your timeline. Then you can delete or add additional commentary to any of them.
I like this idea, though I'm unclear on the implementation. Do you have a sense how it'd work visually? Like divide the boxes into multiple color slices if there are overlaps?