[stuaxo]

Does anyone else find this kind of LLM written stuff tiring to read.

Admittedly I only read the titles.

[mhendric]

Author here. I do use AI tools in my writing process. I build AI agent tooling, so that's how I work now.

But the ideas, analysis and seven years of firsthand experience are mine. And I write "with" AI very closely, not handing anything over blindly.

If you read past the title you'll find lots of personal details I lived through. It would be hard to prompt-engineer that from the outside.

[Tklaaaalo]

'read the title' is not the same as reading an article.

Im also not sure why this would be LLM written and i have not seen a lot of / relevant amount of LLM written articles especially on hn

[ramon156]

I have a feeling that people who shout this (I gotta be careful, I call out a bunch of articles as LLM-written) do not always know what to look out for. Em dashes aren't inherently LLM, neither are some of the phrases it uses.

One pattern I look for is; how is the end part written? Does it tie into the whole story? Is it extremely generic? Did the author put something real / raw / personal in it? If not, its a grey area, any other hints will lean my conclusion to real or fake.

[the__alchemist]

The author even copied ChatGPT's website design!