Post #2867109
2026-02-21 10:53 UTC
@dimllychlyngarw@troet.cafe @onekind@beige.party @zoy@merveilles.town this is just a dump of your favorite stereotypes about LLM.
If you suddenly want your point to be understood by a varied audience, including people who may be prejudiced against you, you have no option than to polish it. If you cannot do it (e.g. because you're not a native speaker) and cannot afford paying for it, LLMs are your next best choice.
"Let's accept imperfect texts" is a great idea but wishful thinking in reality. Try it with your big boss.
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@dimllychlyngarw@troet.cafe 2026-02-21 11:41
@creepy_owlet@mastodon.online Is it? Or are you just flouting your lack of understanding of texts and writing? If you can't express your point (well enough) in a certain language, how can you know that whatever an llm spits out actually represents your point? And why would you "suddenly" be in that specific position? I haven't seen a perfect text in my entire life. And I've never written one. My bosses haven't, either. So yeah, everybody around me accepts imperfect texts @onekind@beige.party