dgxyz

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   by dgxyz 9mo ago

   Glad I live somewhere that I had to look up 996 because I didn't know what it was.
2. 362.▲
   by dgxyz 9mo ago

   I disagree with this perspective. Human labour is mostly inefficiency from habitual repetition from experience. LLMs tend not to improve that. They look like they do but instead train the user into replacing the repetition with machine repe
3. 363.▲
   by dgxyz 9mo ago

   No humans, no point.
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   by dgxyz 9mo ago

   I actually deleted my web site early 2025 and removed the A record from DNS because of AI scraper traffic. It had been up for 22 years. Nothing important or particularly useful on it but it's an indicator of the times.
5. 365.▲
   by dgxyz 9mo ago

   Yeah this is what kills me. Most of the problems we solve are pretty simple. We just made the stacks really painful and now LLMs look sensible because they are trained to reproduce that same old crap mindlessly. What the hell are we really
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   by dgxyz 9mo ago

   Agree with all of this, apart from possibly OneDrive but that's for another post. Not Apple-specific really that point for sure anyway. Personally I don't think we should ever ever trust any vendor to control our data or act as
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   by dgxyz 9mo ago

   Learned that lesson too. Then got into Lightroom. Now getting out of that by exporting stuff slowly. Moving to files on disk and edits in Darktable now. No "library".