
I have early-onset Parkinson's and I use AI as a cognitive prosthetic — not a productivity hack, an actual replacement for the parts of my brain that don't show up anymore. This is where I show the working.
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I have been rewriting older pieces for Not Just Shaking, and some of the sentences need more than a better adjective.
Past Lee was allowed to have an opinion. He has also left quite a lot of paperwork.
Obsidian has kept it all available:...
I installed Linux on an external drive so I could unplug it and pretend none of it had happened.
That was the safety plan.
Four days later, I was asking what to do with the Windows drive.
I did not set out to switch operating systems. I...
When people ask how I use AI, they usually mean which app I like best.
That is a reasonable question. It is also a bit like asking which screwdriver you use to run a workshop.
My answer is that I use several. ChatGPT to talk things throug...
I have a slight problem with AI memory: I do not entirely trust it.
Not because I think the machines are plotting anything dramatic. Mostly because I have spent enough time with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Codex, and local models to know that...
I have a service dog (That’s not a service dog) called Purple. I also have Claude, ChatGPT and Codex open often enough that between them they probably qualify as additional household members.
Only one of them needs feeding. Only one has fu...
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Parkinson's picked the wrong bloke. British transplant in Tennessee, tech nerd, AI obsessive, space nerd, 3D printing goblin. Husband, Dad, Grandad, and servant to Purple, my service dog, best one in the family. Stubbornly curious about everything.
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