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An em dash looks like this — You're not using that, neither in the past from what I can tell, nor in this comment. You're just using a hyphen/minus instead o
by ffsm8 5mo ago
An em dash looks like this
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You're not using that, neither in the past from what I can tell, nor in this comment.
You're just using a hyphen/minus instead of a colon, that's not an llm-ism
- wholinator2 5mo agoIn fact, I'd say it's a dead giveaway for "human impersonating AI impersonating humans". Using the hyphen as an em dash screams
- customguy 5mo agoI like to use a lazy variant -- it's not a double dash, or a weirdly written plus, it's a an em-dash that says "I don't even have this key on my keyboard, are you actually using alt-codes or what am I missing?". Not with a shout or a whisper, but with the quiet courage of just being -- but not an incomplete representation of a whole, but rather the fullness of that very distillation of honest, simple pragmatism. Not less, just different. The above isn't slop. It's shit though!
- jbotz 5mo agoActually, in an ancient and venerable markup language that's still in wide use in certain not-unimportant communities: - = hyphen -- = n-dash --- = m-dash
- ffsm8 4mo agoYou may notice that he didn't use the double or triple hyphen annotations either - which is usually only used in contexts such as latex, where a post-processor goes over the output for display.