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When a user posts an LLM-output comment, consider them as just wanting to share it. It may or may not be interesting. I imagine there are many examples of inter
by chromoblob 3y ago
When a user posts an LLM-output comment, consider them as just wanting to share it. It may or may not be interesting. I imagine there are many examples of interesting as well as uninteresting (to HN) LLM outputs. Then, use flagging or downvoting to counteract uninteresting comments specifically. (If users widely rate a comment as uninteresting, it will be successfully flagged/downvoted.)
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> When a user posts an LLM-output comment, consider them as just wanting to share it I don’t think it’s in bad faith. It’s just useless and derailing, analogous to the “don't comment about the voting on comments” rule. If something is routinely downvoted, it’s fair to give folks a head up.
- chromoblob 3y agoI just meant that I think there are many such comments that won't be downvoted, and I think many such comments are not useless and derailing. Just downvote those that are.
- anigbrowl 3y agoPeople often get confused about negative feedback without specific details. I understand that people just want to share things, but do that with friends. IT's like commenting with a list of Google search results.