alt Hacker NewsAre grammatical errors and typos fashionable now? Reading this post it seems the anti-thesis in the LLM era is not to edit at all, but rather write down a stream of consciousness to make it "personal".
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When writing letters of recommendation now, I write in a more human tone to avoid sounding like a bot with a line of explanation at the start. Not an error in the sense you mean, but an error in tone for a letter of recommendation, certainly.
I don't know but capitalisation seems to have gone down the shitter.
Definitely think it is. It will be glorious. We will focus more on content than on just aesthetic as people try to signal that they are not llm
Maybe it is.
Just like hand made items are popular for their imperfections.
I mean yes? I am more likely to read and trust something that is not written or cowritten by ai.
I want real humans giving real human opinions not ai giving their best opinion on what is the most "rewarding" weighted opinion
I've started letting some run on sentences remain because it feels closer to how humans think and usually write. Letting typos go seems silly though.