I see many parallels between folks writing and commenting on the right way to use AI and the personal productivity/PKM crowd.
I’ve been making an effort to change my web habits. I had too much of a small number of websites, and was limiting my “writing” (should you want to call it that) to comments. In other words, my use of the web was a complete waste of time.
There have been folks questioning whether we should still read and write code in 2026. (Examples: here, here, here, and here).
This post is not really a post, it’s a comment inspired by this post from someone leaving lobste.rs.
Motivated by this post.
I came across this gem that was not downvoted on HN today:
I’ve been on the optimistic side of the aisle when it comes to AI. It’s hard to look at the potential business uses of AI and not see an explosion of productivity and firm profits. A few of the benefits I see are
It is reasonable to call me anti-social media. I believe that time spent interacting with random people on the internet, in an environment that uses metrics to tell you how well you’re playing the game, should be zero or close to it.
Finding real internet content in 2026 feels hard.
I came across a site called Tildes. Somehow I have never heard of Tildes before. Looks cool, even if there is no way to register an account (a search indicated that it’s invite-only). Hacker News has recently become LLM News, and with the flood of...