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It has the typical patterns: em dashes, "it's not A, it's B" constructions. Also relatively new, low karma account, and its other comments are similarly LLM-ish
by SoftTalker 8mo ago
It has the typical patterns: em dashes, "it's not A, it's B" constructions. Also relatively new, low karma account, and its other comments are similarly LLM-ish.
- nativeit 8mo agoEm dashes are—hear me out—easy for anyone who knows how to type a hyphen twice.
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- acmerfight 8mo agoGuilty as charged. As a non-native speaker, I used an LLM to compile my original thoughts into fluent English. But notice the irony: I used AI exactly as I advocate. It handled the horizontal spread (syntax), while I rigorously enforced the vertical depth (the architectural logic). The 'taste' is entirely mine. Thank you to Arainach and cableshaft for engaging with the actual substance. Dismissing a core argument because you pattern-matched an 'em-dash' is exactly the shallow thinking this post warns about.