5 comments

  • baumschubser15 minutes ago
    from all aspects of AI, i find this the one that is easiest to ignore. AI might poison your reading, don't let it poison your writing. Why not continue doing your thing? This feeling of estrangement is not new in a world where every usefulness has to express itself as exchange value. Just have a service provider handle the additional load and don't stop being a thinking, writing, picture taking and social human being.
    • demibabs1 minute ago
      It seems to me like he wants to keep doing his thing; it’s just that the open web isn’t the place for it.
    • mitxela11 minutes ago
      Or poison your own writing for AI.
  • DaOne2562 minutes ago
    Maybe I'm just old but the font on this site is unreadable for me. But reader mode saves me. At least the clankers can read it...
  • nightdeployboy29 minutes ago
    I also run a small side project site, and I get hundreds of thousands of bots visiting every week..
  • ericyd41 minutes ago
    I didn't find this post particularly insightful, novel, or interesting, but it's notable how many people in tech are feeling a deep malaise for various reasons. I tend to believe these kinds of feelings come in waves, and in time it will pass, but it's always hard to see "the light at the end of the tunnel" when you're deep in feelings of frustration and meaninglessness.
    • seki28531 minutes ago
      I didn't find this comment particularly insightful, novel, or interesting.
    • dotancohen33 minutes ago
      <p><pre><code> &gt; how many people in tech are feeling a deep malaise for various reasons </code></pre> The unsatisfied are more vocal than the satisfied. Selection bias skews apparent sentiment far lower than actual sentiment.
      • add-sub-mul-div22 minutes ago
        I assure you, the corporate tech and AI simps are incredibly vocal here as well. And have you seen LinkedIn lately?
    • shiomiru9 minutes ago
      &quot;The DDoS will continue until morale improves.&quot;
  • patryk_builds2 hours ago
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