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I'm not getting that from it. Although I bet I would, if I started out presuming it's AI and let confirmation bias do the rest.
by rdiddly 1mo ago
I'm not getting that from it. Although I bet I would, if I started out presuming it's AI and let confirmation bias do the rest.
- drakenot 1mo agoNo, the writing style is clearly AI. I enjoyed the content nonetheless.
- stavros 1mo ago> One breath: the use-after-free let us free memory the kernel still used. Winning a race let us reclaim it with controlled data.
- rpdillon 1mo agoYeah, this section stood out the most to me, but I feel it was a decent summary nevertheless.
- stavros 1mo agoI agree, I more-or-less enjoyed the post. I just can't read LLM-written posts easily these days, not out of some moral objection, it just gets really boring reading articles from the same author all day, every day.
- malshe 1mo agoI also had the feeling that it's AI written but not everything appeared that way. I checked it with Pangram and GPTZero and both returned with a verdict of a mix of AI and human writing. Pangram thinks it is about 50-50.
- rogerrogerr 1mo agoI’m pretty confident it’s AI that has been told to model a writing style.
- saaaaaam 1mo agoOnly if that writing style is “incoherent bullshit”. From the article: “It talked itself into helping me by checking whether it should. So it does have some sort of soul. I said that out loud, to an empty room.” What?!
- f311a 1mo agoPrior to LLMs, I've rarely seen such headings when reading blogs, but now they are everywhere. From the article: > A kiosk that kept dying > “It’s my device” > Reality television > The grind > The relief pitcher This is one of the giveaways for me.
- TheRealPomax 1mo ago1. I've said this in real life 2. I've said this multiple times in real life because fuck FAANG 3. that's a new one for me 4. Every colleague I've worked with has used this in real life, for decades 5. Also a new one So... sorry what were we talking about?
- debugnik 1mo agoThat barely anyone with an organic brain would use any those phrases as a heading, much less all of them. This article isn't particularly egregious but AI does come up with really cringy headings. Most often "the <irrelevant noun>" over and over.
- fc417fc802 1mo agoThe current frontier models also have a bizarre tendency to prepend said headings with weirdly irrelevant emoji. I really wonder where they picked that up.
- akie 1mo agoIt was a very prominent trend in frontend and hip JavaScript repositories on GitHub before AI
- ungut 1mo agoHmm... I think this could be a case of the organic brain soaking up LLM-isms by the way as it is using these tools intensively. As much as I don't like robot writing, this all seems overly paranoid to me.
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- jvwww 1mo agoIt's heavily written with AI. Very painful to read.