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"It's not X, it's Y." A linguistic presentation commonly referred to as constrastive negation.
by bigwheels 6mo ago
"It's not X, it's Y."
A linguistic presentation commonly referred to as constrastive negation.
- mhl47 6mo agoWas looking for a precise term for that. Thank you! Also AI-Linkedin-Bullshit likes to use "just" additionally and it's mostly along the lines of Y being something much more impactful then X.
- walthamstow 6mo agoHumans may use commas here, but LLMs always use a full stop, always.
- Breza 5mo agoI wonder if there's a single trainer in Kenya who is responsible for some of the conventions we see so often. Maybe (s)he just really likes full stops and used them in all of the training examples.