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Irritating LLMisms: - "real architecture trick" - "the honest hardware reality of running it at home." - "What it is — and what Z.ai claims" -
by kristianp 4mo ago
Irritating LLMisms:
- "real architecture trick"
- "the honest hardware reality of running it at home."
- "What it is — and what Z.ai claims"
- "The one genuinely new idea"
And many more.
- LeoPanthera 4mo agoI've been using "the one genuinely adjective noun" for years as a weird English tic, and it bothers me that it's become an LLM tell.
- butvacuum 4mo agoThat's because most the "tells" expose more about the "reader" than the content.
- kibibu 4mo ago[flagged]
- polotics 4mo agoThat is so not true. The golden rule of "say what you mean" is about the writer. It gets broken constantly by LLMs: they always add words that do not reinforce the meaning, but dilute it.
- butvacuum 4mo agolmao. Because US schools teach that by asking for two page essays about a Hiaku, or five pages for a 50 page novella. How about the first-grader's assignment of two pages describing how to make a PB&J?
- CorpOverreach 4mo agoYep. The entire thing. Instant turn-off when reading an article. I'm sure the content does have some value, and perhaps someone spent time putting together an original copy that they thought was going to be made better by having AI "make it better". Actually, I take some of that back - most of the site seems to be AI written, following the formula of "ingest multiple sources" => feed to AI => write article.
- port11 4mo agoIt’s also 90% fluff. The hardware tables with quantizations are all you care about. The rest is filler. It’s not a good read. It’s a bad one. And honestly? Annoying.
- Lockal 4mo agoNew "delve" alternatives: honest (4x), real(ity) (11x), genuine (3x). While older LLMs were tuned to slop, current ones are tuned to actively deceive.