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I wonder how many one-sentence prompts have made it to the HN front page at this point.
by Retr0id 7mo ago
I wonder how many one-sentence prompts have made it to the HN front page at this point.
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- ellyagg 7mo agoI don’t know, but it’s kind of boring to speculate since computers easily beat us at chess and go.
- Retr0id 7mo agoPreventing computer-based cheating in competitive chess is a big deal (and I assume go also), because spectators tend not to want to watch two computers playing against each other.
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- Yhippa 7mo ago"Alternative Terms" was the giveaway.
- rrr_oh_man 7mo agoWhy? For what?
- functionmouse 7mo agoit's a prompt synopsis
- mat0 7mo agofor me it was the “No further pages. No hidden clauses.” Reeks of LLM
- rrr_oh_man 7mo agoWhy do you say that?
- tsunagatta 7mo agoAh, now that you mention it, the part at the bottom makes it pretty obvious too: >Last updated: never >No further pages. No hidden clauses. Exactly the sort of cutesy language the LLMs use when they're trying to agree with you. "You got it! Here's a page with simple, easy to understand terms and conditions. No further pages. No hidden clauses. Nothing hidden behind another link."