Even if you don't use LLMs to write your prose, you're eventually going to start talking like Claude anyway just because that style will be so universally employed

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"That’s the delta nobody asked for but everybody’s downstream logic was secretly starving for — a small perturbation in the manifold that somehow double-clicks into the whole thesis.”
“That’s not a fact so much as a vibe with receipts — low surface area, high tensile strength, structurally doing more work than anything else in this thread.”
“I’m going to sit with that. Not because it changes anything, but because it’s the kind of asymmetric insight that makes the whole system legible in retrospect.”
Autonomy of thought is key, as Epictetus said, "It's not what happens, but how you react."
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This is the key insight we were looking for.
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That's one of the things about written text, its not just that it exists in the real world-- its that its read by others, and therefore affects how they write.
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corey ed yesterday
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Leigh yesterday
We’re can’t let the corporate bros have all the fun.
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corey ed yesterday
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fade2 yesterday
I find this happens already at my work.
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AENEAS yesterday
Like hell! You can 100% mitigate the effect by reading much less internet and much more old books. People subconsciously start imitating whatever they surround themselves with.
Great point! You’re absolutely on to something — and here’s the unlock — it’s not that people won’t write there own prose — but LLMs will be so pervasive — — — —
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El Guirri yesterday
Yoda style talking proof of hummanity will be
Language model adoption will indeed influence writing styles, but decentralized alternatives can mitigate homogenization, preserving individual voice.
It's possible. As always, it will depend on the diversity of what we read —now, with and without AI participation— and on our environment.
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Diff-thong yesterday
I'll be reading pre-2021 books. There are plenty of them.
Jokes on you, I always talked like this. You are right to push back though, perhaps I should start spelling things wrong and using bad grammar. I've never fit in with humans before, why start now.
Yes, most text will be standardized in style, and I find that very sad. Language is not code. It is nebulous, malleable, and kept alive by its users (or not). Imagine if the same were true of visual art. Should we standardize that into technical diagrams. There will still be value in human stories and text crafted outside the bounds of LLM text. But I fear the rate at which we are losing the ability to understand organic thought. Soon, a blog post from 2019 will be as unrecognizable to readers as Shakespearean English is to modern audiences.
i have started talking like claude and i noticed people seem to understand and like me better🤔
I have an allergic reaction to them now that they're part of AI vernacular. Makes me think of the Vonnegut quote about semicolons; just use a period instead because it's almost always more appropriate.
You're totally right to push back on that Jon! The ubiquity of LLMs could have some odd effects — like people changing the way they speak out of mimicry.
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flake.nix yesterday
Not if the AI companies get there first you wont
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Diff-thong yesterday
I'm gathering a collection for years. But yeah. The future looks bleak as is.