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> That is not a technology problem. It is a marketplace problem. I cringe every time I see this sentence structure. I know the joke is about emdashes, but the
by jonhohle 6mo ago
> That is not a technology problem. It is a marketplace problem.
I cringe every time I see this sentence structure. I know the joke is about emdashes, but the “Its not …. It’s ….” drives me crazy.
- nnevatie 6mo agoOnly an em dash missing in between to be chefs-kiss-perfect.
- sergiusignacius 6mo agoI see it everywhere now, it's even in videos and how people talk.
- rustyhancock 6mo agoMaybe it's a Baader-Meinhoff phenomena and even a small difference in frequency feels overwhelming because you can't help but notice when it happens without noticing when it doesn't occur.
- parasubvert 6mo agoIt learned it from humans....
- biztos 6mo agoIt's not a sentence-structure problem. It's an effort problem. But the real solution is to do this other thing. If you'd like I can give you the three-step guide to fixing the thing you asked me to fix. /s
- projektfu 6mo agoIn a little while, AI will reverse the order and everyone will be happy. Tired: That is not a technology problem. It is a marketplace problem. Wired: This is a marketplace problem, not a technology problem.
- rustyhancock 6mo agoI think what irritates people is that there isn't a natural variation to whatever pattern it uses. And I don't really know why both patterns don't appear equally. Intuitively I just can't grasp how it can be so selective with the phrases it generates.