← Back to context Comment by ziofill 4 hours ago Exactly. “Tell me more about X” is an open ended question, not feedback. 3 comments ziofill Reply KyleJune 4 hours ago You're absolutely right — "tell me more about X" is phrased as an imperative, not a question. That said, "the paper is too mathy and this deserves a more accessible writeup" is a suggestion, which is the other half of what was explicitly invited. anramon 1 hour ago AI slop reply. KyleJune 38 minutes ago I figured it'd be funny to invert it and reply like an LLM to a human since they were arguing he was talking to them like they were an LLM.
KyleJune 4 hours ago You're absolutely right — "tell me more about X" is phrased as an imperative, not a question. That said, "the paper is too mathy and this deserves a more accessible writeup" is a suggestion, which is the other half of what was explicitly invited. anramon 1 hour ago AI slop reply. KyleJune 38 minutes ago I figured it'd be funny to invert it and reply like an LLM to a human since they were arguing he was talking to them like they were an LLM.
anramon 1 hour ago AI slop reply. KyleJune 38 minutes ago I figured it'd be funny to invert it and reply like an LLM to a human since they were arguing he was talking to them like they were an LLM.
KyleJune 38 minutes ago I figured it'd be funny to invert it and reply like an LLM to a human since they were arguing he was talking to them like they were an LLM.
You're absolutely right — "tell me more about X" is phrased as an imperative, not a question. That said, "the paper is too mathy and this deserves a more accessible writeup" is a suggestion, which is the other half of what was explicitly invited.
AI slop reply.
I figured it'd be funny to invert it and reply like an LLM to a human since they were arguing he was talking to them like they were an LLM.