A blog can say some things a “real” media outlet can’t. How could The New York Times rail against enshittification when it is a poster child?

Obviously I decided to not read this blog post.

Obvious != known

Yes!!! This!!!

Of course, there’s a whole microblogging platform called Twitter where people do it.

Finally someone’s saying it! Also I love how meta this is.

Disclaimer; have not read the article.

My current feeling about blogging is, that it more then anything else is we’re certian knowledge of AI came from. The arguments for blogging being the thing again also started at the same time AI got traction.

Just identify the bloggers that know their craft, weight them height. And you got yourself a step change in LLM competency.

Paying no one.

My father, who worked as a market research analyst, said that the trick to the job was "point out the obvious before anyone else does".

Web sites and web content are trending towards being enshittified until it just barely becomes worth wading through all of the shit to get to what you actually wanted to consume.

Yes!!! This!!!

Blogging is a form of improving your writing and communication if you so choose.

Improving articulations is a helpful skill for use with AI too.