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What’s that first sentence? I can’t find the breaks.
by jagged-chisel 3mo ago
What’s that first sentence? I can’t find the breaks.
- phrotoma 3mo agoSure sign of llm free writing, baffling sentence construction.
- WJW 3mo agoThem damn gen alphas having no sense of punctuation! Back in my day, which was when Millenialism was at its heyday, we used to put commas everywhere we, well, damn, pleased!
- pmlnr 3mo agoSo did Edgar Allan Poe. As a non-native speaker, it's, to say the least, a challenging read.
- phrotoma 2mo agoHonestly I'm so old that I'm not sure if this remark is satire or an actual attempt to tell me that I'm out of touch. Is writing like this considered normal now?
- WJW 2mo agoI meant it as satire, yes.
- owebmaster 2mo agoNot normal but some people just can't leave Reddit.
- watwut 3mo agoI dunno, claude generates pure linguistic puzzles in javadoc.
- rappatic 3mo agoFunnily enough, the underlying signal is what’s nonsensical; the individual sentences are always well structured
- watwut 2mo agoThey are not well structured. They are syntactically correct. But, if a person wrote them, you would say they are badly structured. I have seen tripple negatives and sentences that should be split into four.
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- ndnichols 3mo agoTook me a few reads too. I think the intended meaning is: "There are those who are convinced that there is more to things; they spend their time chasing that 'more' but typically don't find it. And there are those who are convinced there isn't more to things; they find themselves frustrated at the abyss."
- skeledrew 2mo agoI had 0 issue reading it. Actually that's how I write as well.