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I personally don't like using LLMs for doing anything creative, but I find it hilarious how if you're against AI for coding you're considered a Luddite by most
by fooqux 9mo ago
I personally don't like using LLMs for doing anything creative, but I find it hilarious how if you're against AI for coding you're considered a Luddite by most in these parts. But blog posts? Now that's too far and you deserve to be lambasted.
I don't see anything wrong with what you've done.
- bathtub365 9mo agoAt least many of the comments here still seem to be human written and so are much more interesting to read than the increasing number of AI written articles that get linked.
- ghurtado 9mo agoYou're absolutely right. Although to be fair, the fact that the comment section of HN is often more interesting than TFA is something than long predates LLMs.
- BoorishBears 9mo agoLLMs are worse at things where performance is based on subjective preference, it's as simple as that. It's not just blog posts: the staunchest AI supporters are the quickest to call out slop in the default aesthetics of vibe-coded websites, or images, or music. Pretty much anywhere that "taste" is supposed to be involved.