Absolutely. Give it a try. I pasted these comments into ChatGPT and asked it to score them according to slashdot’s system (which i didn’t actually define) and

Absolutely. Give it a try. I pasted these comments into ChatGPT and asked it to score them according to slashdot’s system (which i didn’t actually define) and got this reply: In Slashdot's scoring system, comments are scored from -1 to 5, based on factors like insightfulness, informativeness, and whether they're interesting or funny. Here are the hypothetical scores for the comments from Hacker News: owlninja (42 minutes ago): This user is asking about the applicability of LLMs for text categorization in large datasets. It's a straightforward query, indicating a need for information. Score: 3 (Interesting) - As it opens up a discussion on a relevant and technical topic. causalmodels (18 minutes ago): This comment provides a direct solution with a resource (zod-gpt). Score: 4 (Informative) - It not only addresses the query but also provides a specific tool to help achieve the goal, adding value to the discussion. quickthrower2 (41 minutes ago): This comment suggests an approach for creating buckets using a sample and an LLM. Score: 3 (Interesting) - It proposes a practical method, contributing constructively to the original query. These scores are subjective and would depend on the perspectives of the individual moderators or the community's voting on Slashdot.