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Did you use an LLM for the blog post? it reads like it in places.
by grey-area 4mo ago
Did you use an LLM for the blog post? it reads like it in places.
- lackoftactics 4mo agoI have raycast shortcut for fix grammar, it might done more damage than adding a, an, the or changing tenses.
- gowld 4mo agoA content-free 2nd "paragraph" like this turned me off immediately. > But in the current dev tools gold rush, if something sounds too good to be true, it almost always is. The people who are interested in RTK and in criticism of RTK aren't interested in pablum like this.
- lackoftactics 4mo agook, this one is all mine. So that's even more hurtful as this is 100% me
- danr4 4mo agothis is aboslutely entirely written by AI
- lackoftactics 4mo agoAs an author of the text, I can say you are „absolutely” not correct. I might be already spending too much time with llms and they start to shape my texts, so I am not proud of that either. But thanks for bringing very valuable insight to otherwise interesting discussion.
- grey-area 4mo agoI hope you do take this to heart and stop using LLMs in any form for writing, people are not telling you this just to annoy you but because you owe your readers more than that. LLMs generate superficially plausible text, not good writing, use your own voice always.
- citizenpaul 4mo ago> they start to shape my texts I'm a bit curious about this? What draws you to speaking like an LLM rather than your own voice? I've personally never felt compelled to be more llm like in my writing.