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How do people read these types of post with this AI flair, I couldn't read more than a couple sentences
by redlewel 21d ago
How do people read these types of post with this AI flair, I couldn't read more than a couple sentences
- CookieCrisp 21d agoI start with the first word, then move on to the second and so forth, letting the overall idea of what I am reading in my mind grow as I get further and further
- econ 21d agoWhich model?
- monospacegames 20d agoIt is such an incredibly disrespectful way of communication. If the author can't bother to write the article himself why should the thousands of people who come across this post bother to read it? How do I know where the author's own thoughts end and AI's assumptions about his thoughts begin? Then again people typically don't read past the title so I suppose it doesn't matter what the content of the article is, as long as it gets people talking and directs traffic to their website.
- redlewel 19d agoI couldn't agree more. Its like I'm reading a claude chat response but worse in every way. Its such quantity over quality nonsense. On the off chance it isn't obvious from the get go and you learn its AI written halfway through you feel taken advantage of as you assumed you were reading someone's actual thoughts. But instead you spent several minutes reading something thats just some generic LLM output.
- queenkjuul 20d agoTitle should be "six months of writing code (and blog posts) exclusively with agents"
- costa_fot 20d agoBesides code, the author delegates their own thoughts/words to AI.