• Jesus_666@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    So the repetitions of “something is terribly wrong” that start mid-sentence are intended that way? Sorry for suspecting an LLM; it does kinda feel like the output of an early (or badly misconfigured) LLM getting stuck on a token. Wouldn’t be the first time LLMs have cribbed someone’s style.

    Damn those LLMs, they’ve even managed to ruin random internet bullshit! shakes fist at cloud computing

    • Tanis Nikana@lemmy.world
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      1 month ago

      Yeah, cause something is terribly wrong. You’re only supposed to see that page for just a moment, before it brings you to the calendar prologue.

      Check the banner ads—“something is terribly wrong” and “University of College.”

      And please, please just enjoy the story. It predates all LLM models, and I’m pretty sure it’s my favorite novel in English.