paracactus.bsky.social
Sci-fi & fantasy reader. Antelope appreciator. Also posting a lot about my many and varied crafting WIPs. She/her (or they/them) 🏳️🌈 Filter topics: #booksky (reviews) | #NamibiaCam 📍🇸🇮 otherworldsreviews.wordpress.com goodreads.com/parawanderer
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I used to think about getting rid of print books, but now that the Internet has gone to shit, I'm so glad I kept them all.
Show PostIt sucks even more because usually I don't know enough about the topic (like, recently, sewing) to know when something is wrong right away. Which is why I'm looking for a guide. So I'll get 1/3 of the way through reading instructions before I notice an LLM tell and realize I've just wasted my time.
Show PostFor now, I've gone back to bookmarking seemingly reliable websites and starting there instead of using any search. Even DuckDuckGo and Kagi are struggling and giving me LLM-gen sites 3/4 of the time, so it's not just a Google problem. tbf I don't even bother with Google anymore.
Show PostI don't know what the solution is. Wikihow still seems pretty solid. Tutorials from pre-2022 seem decent. But it's harder to find those amongst sheer tonnage of LLM-generated slop webpages. T_T
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