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yeah i'm genuinely baffled by this too. I read this attitude frequently and I'm tending towards the conclusion that its simply a loud minority of people. I don'
by riversflow 2mo ago
yeah i'm genuinely baffled by this too. I read this attitude frequently and I'm tending towards the conclusion that its simply a loud minority of people. I don't know anyone who acts like this in real life.
How is an LLM summary really any worse than reading through random blogs, forum posts, or reddit? Those are somehow so much more reliable? If you want authority it gives you links, and if you don't find good enough links you can ask it a follow up--no need to be coy--just straight up ask it for more authoritative sources and it will usually surface them. It's so blazingly fast relative to doing genuine naive search, I really don't see the downside.
- ipdashc 2mo ago> How is an LLM summary really any worse than reading through random blogs, forum posts, or reddit? For me it's that I find LLM prose annoying to read through, so if it's anything I want to really sit down and learn about, I prefer a proper blog/forum/etc writeup. But yeah, for quick summaries it kinda does just work at this point, fairly reliably and rapidly. I'm pretty confused by the attitude as well.