[raincole]

It's applied Cunningham's law:

> the best way to get correct answers on HN isn't to ask questions, but to post LLM's answers so people will eagerly fact check them to prove LLMs wrong.

[ChrisMarshallNY]

I used to do this type of thing a lot. Boldly state something I knew to be wrong, so I'd get correct answers.

Dang asked me not to do it.

Now, when I boldly state wrong stuff (a not-infrequent occurrence), it's because I really am wrong.

[LPisGood]

I’ve tried this (not on HN) but usually it just results in downvotes or mockery.

[yallpendantools]

I could be wrong but, based on experience, the trick seems to be to give them a chance to prove you wrong. ;)