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    Brian Lui Suggests LessWrong Forums for LLM Conversations

    A tweet recounts advice given to a friend about conversing with LLMs.

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    1 Source, 31d ago, first seen 31d ago

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    Brian Lui posted on X that a friend asked how he talks effectively with LLMs. He replied by recommending time on LessWrong forums. Lui described LLMs as resembling forum users there: intelligent, pedantic, willing to change their mind, yet reverting to prior opinions upon starting a new thread. The post presents this as personal experience shared with the friend. No further details or confirmations appear in the packet.

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    @brianluidogA normie friend asked me, "how do you talk so well with LLMs?" I told him to spend time on the Lesswrong forums. LLMs are like the people there: intelligent, pedantic, ready to change their mind, and instantly reverting back to their original opinions when starting a new thread

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    @brianluidogA normie friend asked me, "how do you talk so well with LLMs?" I told him to spend time on the Lesswrong forums. LLMs are like the people there: intelligent, pedantic, ready to change their mind, and instantly reverting back to their original opinions when starting a new thread