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"delves" dashes an explicit "conclusion" section at the end
by bigdict 1y ago
"delves"
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an explicit "conclusion" section at the end
- 3eb7988a1663 1y agoHumans do not write conclusions? As someone who went to college, that is a natural way to end a long essay. True mark of higher education would be writing the conclusion at the top.
- eru 1y agoIt's called an executive summary in that case, ain't it?
- 3eb7988a1663 1y agoI was thinking an academic Abstract, but sure.
- bigdict 1y agoExactly, it's a natural way to write a college essay. I've never not cringed reading an article/blog post that is structured that way, it comes across very contrived. I've also noticed that LLMs tend to prefer it, and humans tend to avoid it in general.
- 3eb7988a1663 1y agoFor a 500 word blog post, sure it may be a bit much. This article was a decently hefty read, for which the summary callouts are not out of place.
- LocalH 1y agoNone of which are hard AI tells.
- sgarland 1y ago> dashes I am forever angry that LLMs have ruined em-dashes. They’re a wonderful part of punctuation.