With Cloudflare's acquisition of Deno, people are expressing sympathy for those who, like me, have gone all-in on the Deno runtime. It will see 12 more months of security/bug-fix releases, and after that nobody knows what happens. Thank you for your concern; I'm going to be just fine.
For a long time I thought about keeping my writing in a git repository so that it wouldn't suddenly disappear, and so that I could write using the tool I'm most comfortable with (Emacs). But setting it all up didn't seem worth the time and effort. Generative AI brought the time and effort down to where it was worth it.
Thomas Ptacek's overall theme in How To Write With An LLM is good. Definitely the role of an LLM should be copyeditor and not ghostwriter. But there are several details I would argue with.
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