[layer8]

I would prefer not having to get into a habit that might bleed into non-LLM interactions.

[hypfer]

It might improve the general state of "professional" software though. When done selectively and dosed just right that is.

[knollimar]

If a coworker deleted your database you'd expect some 4 letter words.

[Cthulhu_]

Aimed at oneself, because who even has or grants production database deletion rights?

[mschuster91]

Can happen faster than you think if in the cloud.

[whywhywhywhy]

If you’re talking to people the same way an LLM is spoken to then you’re already being rude.

[layer8]

I talk to LLMs the same way I talk to people.

The only difference is that I interrupt the LLM when I find a typo in my prompt. ;)

[jurgenburgen]

I kill the LLM and rebirth a new instance of it. Wouldn’t work out so well for human interactions.

[xboxnolifes]

how do you know how they prompt an LLM?

[GJim]

Personally, I don't say 'please' to vending machines and 'thankyou' to automatic doors :-P

[recursive]

I would prefer not having machines mimic human conversation patterns that can lead to such confusion.

[SecretDreams]

But what if it works to also motivate things other than LLMs?!