
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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One of the first things I asked my new Dot was whether it could see what I’d been doing across Codex and ChatGPT during the day. If it could pull the useful bits together for my daily vault note, that would be a game changer.
I wasn’t aski...
I asked Codex to sort out my Downloads folder. It made a sensible plan, created folders and filed the loose bits away.
Under Documents.
I wanted them under Downloads.
Nothing dramatic happened. I pointed out the mismatch, it moved the fo...
I asked AI to make a picture of my AI journey. It produced something good, and I still didn’t want it.
I could recognise the mismatch before I could describe the replacement.
The achievements were there: writing, building things, moving t...
The first thing I asked Hermes to remember was that it wasn’t allowed to start fixing my computer.
My machine runs Omarchy Linux. Inspecting it is fine when I ask. Installing things, changing settings or quietly deciding that something nee...
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:...
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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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