I feel much less incentivised to post publicly. The only benefit might be that I review and think more before posting than saving locally.
The downside is that now bunch of llms will read it and spill my thoughts all over without any attribution. I might be even ok with that, but now some company is making money on it, and that doesn't sit well with me.
The few technical blogs I posted, that's exactly what I imagined -- some guy would have the same problem, find my blog, and I'd save him and his company a day or two of work.
And now they're making money on it, and that sits really well with me.
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I feel much less incentivised to post publicly. The only benefit might be that I review and think more before posting than saving locally.
The downside is that now bunch of llms will read it and spill my thoughts all over without any attribution. I might be even ok with that, but now some company is making money on it, and that doesn't sit well with me.
The few technical blogs I posted, that's exactly what I imagined -- some guy would have the same problem, find my blog, and I'd save him and his company a day or two of work.
And now they're making money on it, and that sits really well with me.
but that some guy was reading your blog, so you were building a reputation and maybe a personal brand or position of authority on some subjects.
now, it's like you are working for free for gen-AI companies.
No, I wasn't building a reputation. My blog was pseudo-anonymous.
I was working for free already, when I posted the things.