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Some of them do, yes. Tone policing has always been around as well, just surprises me to happen in an online forum about "vulgarities".
by piva00 1y ago
Some of them do, yes. Tone policing has always been around as well, just surprises me to happen in an online forum about "vulgarities".
- genewitch 1y agoI apologize if it came off as tone policing. "Raw dog" sounds innocuous, if a bit strange. There was a radio station that had an internet stream out of Topeka Kansas called "Raw Dog Radio" that was a comedy station/stream; as an example - but it was a direct reference to the sexual connotation. For people who don't know, and notice that "raw dogging" is entering zeitgeist, maybe they'll say it because it sounds silly. It was merely a warning about what it means. The "definition shift" really isn't, people are comparing taking a flight without water, cellphones, etc to sex without a condom (Doesn't matter, flew through the air at hundreds of miles per hour, don't care!) The person i replied to was comparing using an LLM without RAG to risky sex. I'd also avoid saying "So. How are we going to fuck this pig?" in a meeting about infra problems.