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Although I agree with the sentiment in the article, it smells very LLM~y. Especially the sections and punchlines. Such as: `That is not a rounding error. That i

by pvtmert 5mo ago

Although I agree with the sentiment in the article, it smells very LLM~y. Especially the sections and punchlines. Such as: `That is not a rounding error. That is a line item that needs its own budget code.`

okdood64 5mo ago
> That is not a rounding error. That is a line item that needs its own budget code. Claude produces this kind of prose SO much. It's pretty annoying. I don't notice it happening on Gemini for the same prompts.
- pvtmert 5mo ago
  I was working at Amazon until recently. Number of internal documents (PRFAQs, 1-pagers, etc) having these sort of proses boomed since 2024. Punchy titles are also part of the marketing speak. Before Claude or ChatGPT, it would be a delicious read, understanding how they come up with the initial idea for an internal system. Since then, most of reads like "It's not just X, ..." every other paragraph, making it dull...
- metadat 5mo ago
  It's called "constrastive negation", and both GPT and Claude tend towards it.
ashton314 5mo ago
Pangram flags this as 100% AI generated with high confidence.
- IshKebab 5mo ago
  We've established that Pangram is bullshit. But it definitely has some strong LLM vibes.
  - sincerely 5mo ago
    Who is "we"? Lol
lefty2 5mo ago
Who is it written by anyway? The author's name is not given in the article
itsmek 5mo ago
>The Math Your Finance Team Has Not Done >Pull out the napkin. This matters. Nobody writes like this.
_rwo 5mo ago
> it smells very LLM~y Every Time I See This Header Followed By Another Header I just know it's been LLMed xd also if you click around this page it's pretty obvious