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While I cringe at most LLM speak, I have learned quite a bit from it. Certain terminology and some gaps in my entirely self-learned English. I appreciate that.
by pdimitar 6mo ago
While I cringe at most LLM speak, I have learned quite a bit from it. Certain terminology and some gaps in my entirely self-learned English. I appreciate that. It helped me better express myself at work and use less words (but hopefully more substantive ones).
But yeah, their general tone is very... castrated. Safe. Hugely impersonal.
I have learned to quickly edit out their suggested comments when I ask for an advice.
To me they have been a positive -- after careful curation.
- kjkjadksj 6mo agoYou would have been better off reading good english literature to improve your own writing.
- pdimitar 6mo agoI can't turn back the clock and I will have to relay to my family that this month I'll get less money because I need to read English literature. We operate within our own time and energy budgets, man. I might never get to that literature. My peaceful times in life where I could chill and choose what to do are over and I don't expect them to ever come back. Though who knows.
- odjeicjoejcje 6mo ago[flagged]
- pdimitar 6mo agoI could tell you more and it would've been an interest conversation but not after that unbelievably rude comment. WTF.
- kjkjadksj 6mo agoYou have no hours of the day where you can choose to do something? Are you a prisoner?
- pdimitar 6mo agoI expected more of HN than drive-by comments. So you really cannot figure out how somebody could have time but still be unable (or very unwilling) to do things they perceive as their plans that they want to do? Really? Not a single idea? Tearing down straw men is easy. Thinking critically and widely is more difficult.