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What I really dislike is having to edit my own non-LLM assisted writing to make sure I'm not accidentally confused with AI. I caught myself writing "And that m
by cj 19d ago
What I really dislike is having to edit my own non-LLM assisted writing to make sure I'm not accidentally confused with AI.
I caught myself writing "And that matters because..." in a HN comment but had to edit myself. Also miss uising emdashes.
- bee_rider 19d agoThese models are trained on human language, which belongs to us, we shouldn’t surrender it to them. Keep the em-dashes. IMO don’t overuse negative parallelisms though, they were always bad and lazy.
- srean 19d agoAn arms race on style would be interesting. Essentially a real life GAN.
- elzbardico 19d agoFor the first time ever in my life, I consider the fact that English is not my first language and that I never had any formal education in it as an advantage. Nobody is going to consider my weird and barbarian prose with the well polished product of a SOTA model.
- cj 19d agoEnglish as a 2nd language speakers often have better grammar than natives in my experience! I wouldn't be surprised if the average native english speaker doesn't know the different between there and their.
- eks391 18d agoTheir, their, mate. You mispelled they're as there in your comment they're
- BobbyTables2 18d agoIf you saw what goes on in middle school classrooms of native English speakers, I’d think you’d be in for a surprise…
- cj 18d agoDo tell!