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That's the same conclusion I reached. I'll keep publishing static websites, so I don't even have to worry about load and CPU usage. I don't care who reads it,
by sph 2mo ago
That's the same conclusion I reached.
I'll keep publishing static websites, so I don't even have to worry about load and CPU usage. I don't care who reads it, the value for me is in writing.
I still haven't changed my mind on the "shall I have kids" problem :P
- HSO 2mo agoif the value is for oneself, why go through the extra trouble of publishing it though?
- sph 2mo agoIf one other human sees value in it, it has been worth the extra trouble. When I advertised my blog on my HN profile, people came to read, some even wrote to me. So what if 99.99% of Internet users won’t find it any more because they use LLMs? Then write for the 0.01%. Those are the people I want to engage with anyway.
- layer8 2mo agoPublishing changes the incentive of how you write, because you’ll care differently about the quality and content of the writing, since people might read it. That’s valuable for a writer.
- 59percentmore 2mo agoThe same reason you might scream out loud to no one in particular instead of just thinking it in your head.