Oh that's pretty cool! I had no idea Bluesky does lists like this. Feel free to add myself for aviation pictures if you're still cataloguing ;) that's about 90% of my feed.
Unknown Portuguese master, Hell, c. 1510-1520, Oil on oak, 119 x 217.5 cm (Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, Lisbon) / Mestre português desconhecido, O Inferno, c. 1510-1520, Óleo sobre madeira de carvalho, 119 x 217,5 cm 🎃👹🔥
I saw several California condors at the Grand Canyon almost 20 yrs ago, and it's still a vivid memory that I cherish. In college I had a job that involved cataloguing tons of 100+yo conservation and field photos of them, and it was so bittersweet. Seeing them in the wild later helped cleanse that.
It's also great for cataloguing yarn and finding alternatives when the one you want isn't available anymore. So helpful all around.
I don't feel like I'm losing anything. I'm not the one obsessively cataloguing the conversations of strangers.
Don’t mind me just mentally cataloguing all the times people skated right up to the edge of clocking my autism
I wish back in the Obama years I had done a better job cataloguing the Operation Jade Helm conspiracy theories and who was pushing it and believing it. It really felt like a precursor to…all of twitter these days
rating art and media 4 out of 5 stars on my various cataloguing sites even if I don't think it's quite that good bc I appreciate what it's going for and don't want to drag its average score down
Machine learning is great for these types of applications (cataloguing large sets of photos, transcribing audio, etc.) which would be incredibly man-hour intensive normally, it's just the fact that they keep trying to shove LLM chatbots and art generation down everyone's throats that is awful IMHO