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Arguably it is a form of language evolution. I bet humans have started using "delve" more too, on average. I think the best we can do is look at the trends and
by Retr0id 2y ago
Arguably it is a form of language evolution. I bet humans have started using "delve" more too, on average. I think the best we can do is look at the trends and think about potential causes.
- rvnx 2y ago“Seamless”, “honed”, “unparalleled”, “delve” are now polluting the landscape because of monkeys repeating what ChatGPT says without even questioning what the words mean. Everything is “seamless” nowadays. Like I am seamlessly commenting here. Arguably, the meaning of these words evolve due to misuse too.
- oneeyedpigeon 2y agoI see a lot of writing in my day-to-day, and the words that stick out most are things like "plethora" and "utilized". They're not terribly obscure, but they're just 'odd' and, maybe, formal enough to really stick out when overused.
- lobsterthief 2y agoBtw can’t people just open their prompts by instructing LLMs not to use those words?
- pavel_lishin 2y ago> I bet humans have started using "delve" more too, on average. I wish there were a way to check.
- linhns 2y agoI'm seeing more and more of uses of it on this thread.