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That creates a ton of traffic to LLMs for the same summary. Why not have one person do it and post it?
by linotype 1y ago
That creates a ton of traffic to LLMs for the same summary. Why not have one person do it and post it?
- minimaxir 1y agoIf there were a actual demand for that, Y Combinator could implement something similar to Google AI Overview that automatically summarizes each post, which would strongly discourages people from actually reading the articles and giving thoughtful insights.
- linotype 1y agoThat would be the idea of the static page. Save people time from reading an article they aren’t actually interested in.
- minimaxir 1y agoPeople can already do that from the submission headline.
- linotype 1y ago[flagged]
- minimaxir 1y agoInstead of low-effort ad hominems, which are also against the HN guidelines, you should read the blog posts. One of my recent posts which was highly upvoted on HN (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43897320 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43897320) demonstrates how I don't actually use LLMs all that much for my writing and only use them for specific use cases where they objectively add value, including my work at BuzzFeed.
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- tomhow 1y agoPlease don't post ragey swipes like this on HN.
- 3np 1y agoIt does sound like making your site and going wild there is a better approach than contaminating HN threads with LLM-generated comments. While it will probably be appreciated as a "Show HN", please refrain from spamming links to it in threads here.
- brudgers 1y agoIf people are not interested in the article, it might not belong on HN.