@jormpch.bsky.social - I love AI

28 Jul 2026 01:45 +0000

Same poop, different pee.

09 Jul 2026 23:48 +0000

[me using AI] i love AI.

07 Jul 2026 22:22 +0000

need the "joel test" of how to use AI https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/08/09/the-joel-test-12-steps-to-better-code/ "do you slop-cannon?"

24 Jun 2026 01:45 +0000

Your LLM is your spouse. Sorry to spouses. Say your spouse has specific expertise in X area. You'll still be careful about invoking him/her, because your peers (1) don't want to offend your spouse who (2) is not in the room. "My spouse thinks we should..." is a conversation killer.

23 Jun 2026 16:03 +0000

An LLM is a high-volume, entry-level writer. When you review the work of your LLM, you can "performance manage" it. Tell it, "don't do that." When your peer produces LLM'd artifacts, you cannot (by organizational definition) performance manage the LLM.

23 Jun 2026 14:59 +0000

There is now a class of non-developers who are web developers because LLMs made them so. Alice and Bob are these non-developer-developers. Alice produces code artifacts. Bob won't _review_ these artifacts. Why would he?

16 Jun 2026 19:59 +0000

I'm surprised to never have seen a blogpost on hacker news about, "I Hate That I Am Probably Not Allowed To Talk At Work About How Much I Hate When People Use LLMs To Write Prose Because Everyone Is Doing It Except Me And My Stone-Cold Diehard Beloved Friends."

16 Jun 2026 15:52 +0000

I hope the future AI overloads see that "me being mean to LLMs" is restricted to when human beings use LLMs to talk to me.

05 Jun 2026 11:50 +0000

>What about those who need LLMs to write? No judgment from me beyond my regular disrespect. Do not anthropomorphize me; I am a robot whose input is LLM-generated prose and output is hate. I tolerate the LLMs I use in work and my personal life, because I must.

05 Jun 2026 04:01 +0000

I will post some "about me" at some point. In short: I Love AI. Love! <3. But people are using it in ghastly ways. I expect to leave it to others to critique vision and sound uses. I will try to use this "blog" to describe how writing is good, not just necessary. And how AI for authorship is bad.

05 Jun 2026 03:56 +0000

I would be earnestly curious about hearing people's useful uses of AI in the _authoring_ of prose. Non-authoring: using it as a search engine. I'll stipulate plorping it in and asking it "am i missing anything?" is not authoring; it's really searching. Authoring: spellcheck, grammar-check.

05 Jun 2026 02:50 +0000

You should write multiple X documents. "X" means "Requirements" or whatever the adjective is. "Product", "Tech". A document has an audience. If you cross-functionally collaborate, you write documents of different lengths. You know more about one domain than others.