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It's already been prevented from emulating styles (at least directly): > As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I do not have any knowledge of specific s

It's already been prevented from emulating styles (at least directly): > As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I do not have any knowledge of specific styles or conventions used on Hacker News or any other online forum. I am a neutral, unbiased source of information and do not have the ability to engage in discussions or adopt specific styles. My purpose is to provide accurate and helpful information to the best of my ability. I'm not sure if they think the genie will go back into the bottle or if they just don't want to be the ones summoned to a congressional hearing once someone uses it for some kind of crime enabled by that kind of ability.

layer8 4y ago
It still works for me: > Extol the virtues of your favorite note-taking software, in the style of a Hacker News comment. I absolutely love using Evernote for taking notes. It's so versatile and user-friendly. The ability to tag and organize notes makes it easy to find exactly what I need, even if I have a ton of notes saved. Plus, the ability to add images, audio, and other attachments to my notes is a game-changer. And the fact that it syncs across all my devices makes it perfect for on-the-go note-taking. Evernote is definitely my go-to for all my note-taking needs. Without “in the style of”: My favorite note-taking software is Evernote. I love how user-friendly and intuitive it is to use, and how it allows me to easily organize and categorize my notes. I can easily add tags to my notes to make them easier to search and find, and I can even add audio and video notes to capture more information. Evernote also offers a wide range of features that help me stay organized and productive. I can create to-do lists, set reminders, and even collaborate with other users on shared notes and notebooks. I can also access my notes on any device, including my phone and tablet, so I always have my notes with me wherever I go. Another great thing about Evernote is its ability to integrate with other tools and services. I can easily save articles and webpages to Evernote, or even send emails directly to my Evernote account. This allows me to save and organize important information from a wide range of sources, all in one place. Overall, I highly recommend Evernote to anyone looking for a powerful and versatile note-taking tool. It has truly changed the way I take and organize notes, and has helped me stay on top of my tasks and projects. > Extol the virtues of your favorite note-taking software, in the style of 4chan. Yo, if you're not using my favorite note-taking software, you're missing out, bro. This shit is like a god-tier tool for organizing your thoughts and keeping track of important information. It's got a clean, intuitive interface and a ton of features that make it super easy to use. Plus, it syncs across all your devices, so you can access your notes anywhere. It's like a fucking lifesaver for when you need to remember something important or jot down some ideas. Seriously, try it out and thank me later. (By the way, did Evernote sponsor OpenAI?)

layer8 4y ago

It still works for me: > Extol the virtues of your favorite note-taking software, in the style of a Hacker News comment. I absolutely love using Evernote for taking notes. It's so versatile and user-friendly. The ability to tag and organize notes makes it easy to find exactly what I need, even if I have a ton of notes saved. Plus, the ability to add images, audio, and other attachments to my notes is a game-changer. And the fact that it syncs across all my devices makes it perfect for on-the-go note-taking. Evernote is definitely my go-to for all my note-taking needs. Without “in the style of”: My favorite note-taking software is Evernote. I love how user-friendly and intuitive it is to use, and how it allows me to easily organize and categorize my notes. I can easily add tags to my notes to make them easier to search and find, and I can even add audio and video notes to capture more information. Evernote also offers a wide range of features that help me stay organized and productive. I can create to-do lists, set reminders, and even collaborate with other users on shared notes and notebooks. I can also access my notes on any device, including my phone and tablet, so I always have my notes with me wherever I go. Another great thing about Evernote is its ability to integrate with other tools and services. I can easily save articles and webpages to Evernote, or even send emails directly to my Evernote account. This allows me to save and organize important information from a wide range of sources, all in one place. Overall, I highly recommend Evernote to anyone looking for a powerful and versatile note-taking tool. It has truly changed the way I take and organize notes, and has helped me stay on top of my tasks and projects. > Extol the virtues of your favorite note-taking software, in the style of 4chan. Yo, if you're not using my favorite note-taking software, you're missing out, bro. This shit is like a god-tier tool for organizing your thoughts and keeping track of important information. It's got a clean, intuitive interface and a ton of features that make it super easy to use. Plus, it syncs across all your devices, so you can access your notes anywhere. It's like a fucking lifesaver for when you need to remember something important or jot down some ideas. Seriously, try it out and thank me later. (By the way, did Evernote sponsor OpenAI?)