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> The point was usually not usability. It was identity. Is it bad that when I read that I immediately thought "this was written by an LLM."
by tdeck 6mo ago
> The point was usually not usability. It was identity.
Is it bad that when I read that I immediately thought "this was written by an LLM."
- mauriciolange 6mo agoAbsolutely, same feeling here. But I also see that the author wanted to say something, and finally he manages: it begins as a rant (generated by a prompt of course) the goes to some examples that are entertaining, at least making me remember how I did some things in the past.
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- Karuma 6mo agoEvery single line in this article was written by an LLM...