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"They're" right here in the comments section with you and simply a person who disagrees with you. Calling someone names and making baseless accusations is a go

"They're" right here in the comments section with you and simply a person who disagrees with you. Calling someone names and making baseless accusations is a good sign that you're out of anything meaningful to add. > I've been seeing interactions like that appear more and more on HN. Is continuing to compare other commenters to LLMs an example of the type of helpful and beneficial interaction you'd like to see in comparison?

godelski 1y ago
> you're out of anything meaningful to add. You're right. I think that was mentioned a number of comments ago. We haven't been shy about noting that the conversation is going in circles and you've failed to address our points or present alternatives. You have absolute confidence in your solution, yet have not elaborated on what that is or how it solves the problems we've discussed. You've continued to hyperfixate on an alias. You've continued to complain about an inability to do things a certain way while we've stated that your way also works. I mean that's what an alias is... The problem isn't that we disagree with you, the problem is you are not making an attempt to have a productive conversation. So we gave up.
- leakycap 1y ago
  > "we" Was there a meeting where you were made spokesperson for you and this other person, or did you just start speaking for them? > So we gave up. What part of responding nonstop in great detail with intricate formatting indicates you've given up, even if just speaking for yourself this time?