A tiny lesson: hyphens and unspaced em dashes, along with spaced en dashes, are usually considered proper orthography. If you take a closer look at AI output you’ll notice what they do is the unholy freakature of the spaced em dash. Try it out.
You’ll also notice that I am not exactly using proper orthography with regards to commas. There should be a comma before “except”; and in this response, before “. You cannot get AI to naturally replicate my ticks unless you explicitly tell it to. Try it out.
what is using markdown supposed to have to do with anything how is that supposed to make me use less dashes—
but not my sub community
when did i dehumanize any group what even is my sub community i don’t think i have one 😢
All I’m saying is that there are lots of communities far worse. Just look any comments for !technology, !mews, or !politics posts on remotely heated topics (there’s at least one every day).
P.S.: just curious, what motivates you to use pascal case for “GTFO” but not “LLM”? is it because you consider the former a common expression? i’ve only seen that done with pronounceable acronyms
what the fuck 😭
A tiny lesson: hyphens and unspaced em dashes, along with spaced en dashes, are usually considered proper orthography. If you take a closer look at AI output you’ll notice what they do is the unholy freakature of the spaced em dash. Try it out.
You’ll also notice that I am not exactly using proper orthography with regards to commas. There should be a comma before “except”; and in this response, before “. You cannot get AI to naturally replicate my ticks unless you explicitly tell it to. Try it out.
what is using markdown supposed to have to do with anything how is that supposed to make me use less dashes—
when did i dehumanize any group what even is my sub community i don’t think i have one 😢
All I’m saying is that there are lots of communities far worse. Just look any comments for !technology, !mews, or !politics posts on remotely heated topics (there’s at least one every day).
P.S.: just curious, what motivates you to use pascal case for “GTFO” but not “LLM”? is it because you consider the former a common expression? i’ve only seen that done with pronounceable acronyms