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I was looking at some old code I wrote in 2019 for a simple image sorter.
Back then, it was a huge mess of manual rules and it still got things wrong half the time. Now, with a few lines using a free library like TensorFlow Lite, I can drop in a pre-trained model and it's 95% accurate. What's a task you used to overcomplicate that AI just handles now?
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elliotl243mo ago
Manual rules" was my life. Now a tiny script does my old job.
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brookepark1mo ago
You know what's funny, I had this whole manual tagging system for my music library back in 2017. I'd spend hours adding genre tags and mood labels to every single song by hand. Now Spotify just recommends stuff to me better than I could ever sort it myself. It just works without me having to think about it at all. Do you ever feel like the old way was weirdly satisfying even though it was way harder?
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