>Like what real difference does it make to you?

the difference is that you get to see the unfiltered, unique perspective of a real human being. Just like I don't want to talk to anyone through an instagram or tiktok beauty filter or accent remover. If your thoughts are unordered, it's okay I'll take your unordered thoughts over some smoothed over crap.

Do people have really such a low opinion of themselves that they have to push every single thing through some kind of layer of artifice?

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wvenable 6 hours ago | parent [-]

> the difference is that you get to see the unfiltered, unique perspective of a real human being.

The implicit unfounded assumption is whether that's actually worth more than a well written orderly response. Most comments are kind of crap.

Not everyone is good at writing. In some cases, it might even be a disability aid. And if their comments aren't good, we have a system in place to rank them accordingly. Again, I think the only problem is quantity. If we're overrun with low-effort posts, no amount of ranking will help that.

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munificent 4 hours ago | parent [-]

> The implicit unfounded assumption is whether that's actually worth more than a well written orderly response.

It's not implicit or unfounded. The parent comment is explicitly saying that's what they prefer. And, as an actual human, their preference is intrinsically valid for them.

If I like my kid's crappy cooking over a Michelin-star meal made by a robot... then I get to like my kid's crappy cooking more. I have that right. There is no social consensus when it comes to what I want. You can't argue whether my preference is correct or not, it's my preference.

	▲	wvenable 12 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		As a software developer and human being, I know people often say they prefer one thing while actually preferring something else. That's human nature. People have strong feelings about AI in general and that can definitely cloud what they will say about it.