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Prose that reads as artificial as the 'dairy dessert' it describes.

• cronelius 4mo ago
  glad I wasn't the only one. every other sentence had antithesis, it was exhausting to read even if accurate
  • SOLAR_FIELDS 4mo ago
    The content was pretty good though IMO. It’s something that I think a lot of people in the USA have long believed and experienced, but seeing a technical takedown demonstrating it hits harder for some reason. The prose and filler did make me skip a huge chunk of it though. It could have been probably a quarter of the length and had similar impact
  • philipswood 4mo ago
    I could skim the article. Wasn't too distracted or annoyed by the obvious AI voice. Learned a bit about ice cream and American (Western?) enshitification at work... ...but these endless, superior, contentless, dogmatic, boring streams of comment threads about how AI it all is. *Rolls eyes* I almost actively _long_ for the days when commenters simply didn't read the article/post/treatise/repo and went straight to the comments, or complained about the paywall or the fact that it is on Twitter. Please be interesting.
• topheroo 4mo ago
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• r_lee 4mo ago
  what's the value of these AI generated posts? it takes more value than it gives you as you need to verify everything and hold everything under scrutiny I'd rather just not read at all
  • wahnfrieden 4mo ago
    they're monetized
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