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It obviously was LLM assisted, but I think collectively we will have to get over our distaste for text that has some LLM’isms in spots as long as it isn’t obvio
by mrkstu 5mo ago
It obviously was LLM assisted, but I think collectively we will have to get over our distaste for text that has some LLM’isms in spots as long as it isn’t obviously completely outsourced to a bot, unless we just want to shut down message boards completely.
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- wowi42 5mo agoEnglish is not my first language, so I lean on an LLM to clean up the frenchisms, but the ideas are mine :-)
- GCUMstlyHarmls 5mo agoI'd be curious how unintelligible the original post was, probably a lot more intelligible than you might think assuming it wouldn't be in literal French? It's kind of sad you (the royal you -- is that a englishism?) feel the need to clean up the frenchisms Just like you meet people in Mali wish American English accents because they learn it from movies, we're all going to end up writing some smoothed over glob of LLMnglish. I've used Pyinfra for a few years, great software.
- zem 5mo agoI would very much rather read frenchisms than LLMisms. I regard translated idioms from other languages as an actual positive, they lend the text additional charm and interest because they give me a fresh new look at how a thought can be expressed. LLMisms just sound like someone tossed a bunch of marketing material into a blender.
- girvo 5mo agoFrenchisms are great! “No A, No B, No C. Just D” in every comment “assisted” by AI isn’t that great :(
- scorpioxy 5mo agoWhat was the obvious part in it? I still can't tell.
- riffraff 5mo agoA sentence. Another sentence. Not a subordinate. Just single verb sentences. But tbh I didn't see it much on OP's comment.