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Because anything that even slightly differs from the standard American phrasing of something must be "LLM generated" these days.
by sundarurfriend 10mo ago
Because anything that even slightly differs from the standard American phrasing of something must be "LLM generated" these days.
- JavGull 10mo agoWith the em dashes I see you. But at this point idrc so long as it reads well. Everyone uses spell check…
- naikrovek 10mo agoI add em dashes to everything I write now, solely to throw people who look for them off. Lots of editors add them automatically when you have two sequential dashes between words — a common occurrence, like that one. And this is is Chrome on iOS doing it automatically. Ooh, I used “sequential”, ooh, I used an em dash. ZOMG AI IS COMING FOR US ALL
- Barbing 10mo agoYa—in fact, globally replaced on iOS (sent from Safari) Also for reference: “this shortcut can be toggled using the switch labeled 'Smart Punctuation' in General > Keyboard settings.”
- 3eb7988a1663 10mo agoAnyone demonstrating above a high-school vocabulary/reading level is obviously a machine.
- fao_ 10mo agoI also use Em-Dashes, this is about how weird the thing is tonally
- deadbabe 10mo agoSometimes I want to write more creatively, but then worry I’ll be accused of being an LLM. So I dumb it down. Remove the colorful language. Conform.
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- ssl-3 10mo agoFuck 'em. Always write what you want, however you want to write it. If some reader somewhere decides to be judgemental because of — you know — an em dash or an X/Y comparison or a complement or some other thing that they think pins you down as being a bot, then that's entirely their own problem. Not yours. They observe the reality that they deserve.
- deadbabe 10mo agoYou’re absolutely right. It’s not my problem, it’s their problem.