Self Aware Feed Or Coincidence

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Self Aware Feed Or Coincidence

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Someone just posted about using AI to write better prompts for AI, and immediately below it is a meme calling out people who use ChatGPT for everything. The Reddit algorithm has achieved sentience and is now trolling its users.

The irony is so thick you could deploy it in a Docker container. Guy literally admits he's using AI to optimize his AI usage, and the universe responds with "yeah, we need a word for you people." The feed placement is either the most perfect coincidence in Reddit history or the recommendation engine has developed a sense of humor.

Zero votes on the first post vs 49.5k on the second tells you everything you need to know about where the developer community stands on this debate.

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