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The article has a lot of ChatGPT style and bloat, and seems like mostly an ad for the author's company, complete with some referral links in it to external merc
by viccis 1y ago
The article has a lot of ChatGPT style and bloat, and seems like mostly an ad for the author's company, complete with some referral links in it to external merchants like Amazon.
- isoprophlex 1y agoIf the youtube-thumbnail-style header image with some douchebag showing An Emotion captioned in Bold Letters doesn't throw you off, the shitty LLM emphasize-emojify-and-whitespace bloat will. The poor, dumbed down writing notwithstanding, it also takes forever to get to the point. I didn't enjoy opening this adcrap.
- Domenic_S 1y agoAs soon as i saw "And honestly? They're all wrong." i knew chatgpt had done the heavy lifting
- eterm 1y agoChat-GPT is addicted to emoji. It's as if in trying to de-formalise it so it stops typesetting em-dashes it's gone too far the other way.
- DrSiemer 1y agoIt has gotten to the point where I now almost exclusively associate the use of emojis outside of social chat with LLM output. They are on the same level as all the "useful comments" added to my code: trash that the prompter was too lazy to remove.