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I can feel a lot of AI tropes in this writing.
by saaaaaam 8mo ago
I can feel a lot of AI tropes in this writing.
- nDRDY 8mo agoI get a few lines in, recognize the "explain this as if you are an excited highschooler who can't stop talking" style, and lose focus.
- Freak_NL 8mo ago> This is what AI skills unlocked for me, and I want to walk through how. That one sticks out. I hate having to recalibrate how I read comments on websites. We are basically in the spam days of e-mail without any filter in sight — gasp! an em-dash! totally sus… — the cost of writing an extensive comment in faultless prose has fallen to nearly nothing, so it gets posted. Just like spam the reason for doing so seems to be for minimal effect, to move a discussion in some direction by minute degrees, or simply for the attention — perhaps to build up a credible-ish account?
- jraph 8mo agoFaultless in terms of grammar and orthography, but very verbose, horribly hard to focus on, full of emptiness and terribly boring, each being way more faulty than a few typos and language mistakes. Maybe I'll just start flagging these comments and HN posts more systematically.
- ozlikethewizard 8mo agoHave been intentionally not fixing typos in anything I post as a shibboleth, hoping the slop producers dont catch on.
- saaaaaam 8mo ago“Sprinkle in a few common typos and other human-like errors”
- mwigdahl 8mo agoIt feels human to me, but LinkedIn-ish. The "Press enter or click to view image in full size" suggests this was cut and pasted from a source blog or something.
- jraph 8mo agoI'm sorry you were able to read that far so as to notice this gem. Ah ah. It's a copy paste of the medium article. That's not what HN comments are supposed to be.
- add-sub-mul-div 8mo agoIt suddenly feels like the future is being built by the most careless and least detail-oriented people. How did we let things become this stupid?
- mwigdahl 8mo ago"Move fast and break things?"