[dfgvfvbcv]

Guard your mental resources. You always should have, but in the age of AI it is no longer optional.

Simple algorithm for not wasting your time:

1) By default nothing is valuable or worth your while 2) Aggressively hunt for signals indicating potential worth (ancient pedigree and/or critical acclaim being most valuable) 3) Choose maybe 10% of what survives for actual reading, scan some others and dump the rest

Oh, and let LLMs summarize near-zero information articles like this one.

[cwmoore]

This sounds like work for a personally aligned local agent interacting with your past and future media timeline.

It probably exists in some form, any suggestions?

[bigfishrunning]

> This sounds like work for a personally aligned local agent interacting with your past and future media timeline.

I have one of those. It's me. I'm my personally aligned local agent.

You can be yours too, as long as the atrophy hasn't set in yet.

[cwmoore]

We all have our selves.

I was thinking more of the problem of choice from an ever vaster array of options within limited resources of time and attention.

But yeah. Still awake, thanks.

[RevEng]

There is plenty of info here. That you failed to notice it is a separate issue.

[bryanlarsen]

Sturgeon's Law (90% of everything is crud) applies more than ever in the age of AI.

The best filter is time -- the cream does eventually rise to the top. And conveniently the time filter also excludes AI slop.