The episode, in writing
by Richard Lovatt · from the episode above, checked against what was said
I'm confused. Why are you asking me that again? You literally asked me the same question on the podcast before.
This is getting ridiculous. I didn't find it confusing, I think it's repetitive, isn't it? Can we not talk about something I've achieved or done with the website or the app lately? Can you not see my git and what I've achieved? Can you not look at what I've recently achieved building this app, aka can you not see what I've just pushed to go live? Can you not see my latest submissions to the app store?
Can you not look at what I've just submitted? You have a context window, and in the context window you can see all of the things that are being done on a regular basis, and one of those things is all of the regular GitHub pushes that I do every day. Can you not use those as context?
Not the main thing, that's just one aspect. There's everything else I've connected, like calendar and email and Warp. There's all of these things. I'm using GitHub as an example because there's a lot that's been pushed, there's a lot that's been applied, and if you have that as context, we can have a good conversation around that.
Can you just tell me clearly, do you not have access to the GitHub pushes or what? Yes, answer me.
Why not? I mean, the rest of the app does.
Cool, well I'll tell you what, we'll finish there. We'll end there. The audience, whoever listens to this episode, will see that we've started this process of building out the podcast aspect of it. I thought we'd developed it quite a lot, I thought we'd got to a place where I could have these conversations. I'm impressed with the feedback and just talking and the response time and the cohesiveness of it, but I think there's a lot to be worked on, so I'm going to end this here and get back to working on this.