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edit - honestly not a troll. is it the specific formatting of “em” dashes? i know for sure we use them all the time. or at least i do. but they’re just dashes to me, so…
Ai doesn’t use a hypen, and it doesn’t put space between the words and the dash.
For example, If I were using a dash - I’d use it like this.
Ai uses it—like this.
I prefer En dash – which is used in German
grammartypography with spacing. Which seems much more readable to me.…microsoft applications have an annoying habit of auto-replacing my dashes with emdashes; i don’t even know how to type an emdash…
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So, AI uses it correctly.
Yes, and people think that using it correctly is a sign of Ai now.
Holy crap, I’ve been an AI all this time!
Be cool, man, be cool–maybe they won’t be able to tell…
Interesting. I use them like this — looks cleaner with spaces.
Have you considered using En dashes over Em? – vs —
That is – actually – correct German typography.
I may be using both unwittingly. Many programs on desktop autocomplete two dashes with a long dash (not sure which one) and on my mobile keyboard I use it reflexively and I think the easiest is the Em dash because I don’t have to move my finger after the long press. It’s such a small visual difference that I always forget which is which.
The AI models I’ve seen DO put spaces before and after the dash—that’s how I’ve been able to suss out LLM posts in the past. I never put spaces because it’s WRONG!