[evandrofisico]

It is supremely annoying when i ask in a group if someone has experience with a tool or system and some idiot copies my question into some LLM and paste the answer. I can use the LLM just like anyone, if i'm asking for EXPERIENCE it is because I want the opinion of a human who actually had to deal with stuff like corner cases.

[ModernMech]

It's the 2025 version of lmgtfy.

[layer8]

Nah, that’s different. Lmgtfy has nothing to do with experience, other than experience in googling. Lmgtfy applies to stuff that can expediently be googled.

[soulofmischief]

The whole point of paying a domain expert is so that you don't have to google shit all day.

[jacksnipe]

That’s exactly how I feel

[jsheard]

If it's not worth writing, it's not worth reading.

[floren]

Reminds me of something I wrote back in 2023: "If you wrote it with an LLM, it wasn't worth writing" https://jfloren.net/b/2023/11/1/0

[ToValueFunfetti]

There's a lot of documentation out there that I've found was left unwritten but that I would have loved to read

[pixl97]

I mean, there is a lot of hand written crap to, so even that isn't a good rule.