>>11356022I know where we are, and I get that some portion of this is a (you) farming exercise. However, I was recently thinking about something similar, I have a number of hobbies that I got into for various reasons, and I notice that the hobbies that I have a real life other person to bounce ideas off of and get feedback and challenge myself to create for I put more effort into. That's not too wild to understand, there's factors outside of my desire or enjoyment of the hobby that encourage me to practice it.
Not all my hobbies have that arrangement and I find myself questioning whether I should cull them from my life to allow more time to devote to fewer hobbies.
If there was a Hobby Buddy Bot, that offer feedback or send occasional messages like "Hey, haven't seen a new piece from you in a bit, are you working on one?" as a way to encourage continued investment in those areas. I wonder if that would negatively impact personal discipline though, like a sort of crutch.
