@BrandonsJournal felt blogging too much about blogging might be a problem, so I thought I'd reply by blogging. Of course.
Blogging about blogging is writing about yourself: https://taonaw.com/2024/06/23/blogging-about-blogging.html
@BrandonsJournal felt blogging too much about blogging might be a problem, so I thought I'd reply by blogging. Of course.
Blogging about blogging is writing about yourself: https://taonaw.com/2024/06/23/blogging-about-blogging.html
@thomasfuchs I didn't know that's the guy who made ELIZA. I also didn't know he wrote a response to what happened when people started using ELIZA. Fascinating.
You can't really purchase a physical copy of this book, seems like. Isn't that a bleak sign of sorts in itself?
@thomasfuchs looks like a good read: https://archive.org/details/computerpowerhum0000weiz_v0i3
This captures some of the points I want to write about. Do you have the source of this post by any chance?
@SwiftOnSecurity so you're finally offering yourself as a world leader. About time.
I'm annoyed.
micro.blog is based on Hugo, which is good and all, but it also means I need to play with Hugo if I want to change anything. For example, have the dates in ISO format.
Before you respond with links to Hugo documentations and tell me how easy it is --
the reason I'm testing out micro.blog is *because* I'm tired of working with #Hugo . I have a wiki, I have a blog, and I want to go into video recording.
If it turns out I have to spend an hour figuring out Hugo again, I'm out.
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