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Well it certainly was a wall. That's how I kept describing it to my partner, I was hitting a wall.
by jamwise 3mo ago
Well it certainly was a wall. That's how I kept describing it to my partner, I was hitting a wall.
- stavros 3mo agoYes but I'm fairly sure you didn't use the words "this isn't a speed problem. It is a wall" when talking to your partner. I liked the post, I just don't like Claude writing every article I read, just like I didn't like every website I visited looking like Bootstrap.
- jamwise 3mo agoYeah that's fair. I might dust off my draft and re-edit myself, I foolishly thought this would lead to a better post, and I guess am not as attuned to the AI smell as others.
- tapland 3mo agoThat's fair. When you start to notice the smell, it reeks. Put some time into it, it doesn't have to be perfectly worded, it will be a fun read
- Michelangelo11 3mo agoI agree, and I'm completely sure it will be better than this, so long as you say just what you want to say.
- stavros 3mo agoYeah I'm now in the camp where it's just refreshing to read something another human wrote, even if it has mistakes, just because I'm tired of only reading a single author everywhere.
- freehorse 3mo ago> Yes but I'm fairly sure you didn't use the words "this isn't a speed problem. It is a wall" when talking to your partner. I am not afraid of a future where people use llms to write. I am afraid of a future where people adopt themselves the writing style of llms because that's all they ingest. Oops