Everyone is hyped about their ai setups and im just planning next seasons garden and fermenting peppers. Am i missing something or doing something wrong here? It makes me think back to when i was younger trying to learn programming. Every tutorial or advice said think of a problem and build a tool to fix it. The only issue is you could call it one is my lifestyle has never had a problem that needed code, so i couldnt think of what to do. Ironically my issues could be fixed by gas in a chainsaw and power to machines. Just watching and reading and wondering where i missed the turn all yall took.
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I’d say you’re doing it right. Self-reliance is far more valuable than ai ever will be. Actual hard skills are what you possess and the value of those are greatly under appreciated…until they’re not.
No turns were missed. I’ll pick my wood stack over a program stack every time.
Ive looked at some planting software and it seems useful. Could be habits but taking notes and drawing seem quicker for me but it is also familiar. I do have an idea for water conservation and irrigation. Iot sensors in multiple places linked to a weather station and electronic valve at the spigot. Water when the plant actually needs it vs eyeballing and old knowledge.
I appreciate you Doc
