[chromacity]

We do precisely the same thing here. Here's a relatively recent post that, to me, seems obviously LLM-written. It just rattles off some management platitudes:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47913650

It had 639 comments and 866 upvotes. And that's not a one-off.

[vovavili]

Even the title is in "x, not y" format.

[walrus01]

Sufficiently advanced "AI" is indistinguishable from a linkedin true believer koolaid drinker middle management type.

[coldtea]

I wish there was an internet-wide "don't show again" button for such slop pages

[shimman]

Yeah, the trick is to do your own curation and go from there.

If you like some authors or journalists or bloggers, go see who they read (trust me they all say who they follow in their own niches) and build from there. You can develop quite a good RSS feed following this method in like an hours tops.

[eloisius]

You can ban a domain from search results with Kagi

[bluGill]

You you can bend a handful with duck duck go as well. However, it's only a handful and you run out and you're stuck.