alt Hacker NewsYou quote this:
> LLM-generated writing undermines the authenticity of not just one’s writing but of the thinking behind it as well. If the prose is automatically generated, might the ideas be too?
Given your endorsement of using LLMs for generating ideas, isn't this the inverse of your thesis? The quote's issue with LLMs is the ideas that came out of them; the prose is the tell. I don't think they'd be happy with LLM generated ideas even if they were handwritten.
I feel like this post is missing the forest for the trees. Writing is thinking alright, but fueling your writing by brainstorming with an LLM waters down the process.
I take it ideas to mean “well scoped replies” like “list pro and con if this vs that got flow”. While someone might think of N issues the LLM might present another six out of which three or four don’t make sense but one or two do. Might be worth adding these in the document.