An LLM would have written a much more convincing argument that "Lua is underrated".
This blog has just three posts, none with significant content. I was curious how this article even wound up on HN, until I realized that it was submitted by the blog's author: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=nflatrea
Pretty sure in a year or two the ratio will flip to where people will pick up on articles that are not assisted by LLM. Does this post read like it's been written completely by a human? And the models will probably get better until it's mostly indistinguishable.
LLMs and bots will probably be the thing that leads to a second version of the internet being created. Eventually the thing we currently know as "the internet" will be nothing but bots and LLMs continually regurgitating in a giant 100-billion-watt-consuming feedback loop.
An LLM would have written a much more convincing argument that "Lua is underrated".
This blog has just three posts, none with significant content. I was curious how this article even wound up on HN, until I realized that it was submitted by the blog's author: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=nflatrea
Pretty sure in a year or two the ratio will flip to where people will pick up on articles that are not assisted by LLM. Does this post read like it's been written completely by a human? And the models will probably get better until it's mostly indistinguishable.
LLMs and bots will probably be the thing that leads to a second version of the internet being created. Eventually the thing we currently know as "the internet" will be nothing but bots and LLMs continually regurgitating in a giant 100-billion-watt-consuming feedback loop.
The conclusion at the end definitely does