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The Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide

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395 points wrycoder | 1 comments | 27 Jul 24 02:04 UTC | HN request time: 0.202s | source
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zeehio ◴[27 Jul 24 15:47 UTC] No.41087308[source]▶
> 1.7 Before delving into code...

Did the authors use an LLM to write or improve the text? I have no problem with that but I feel I'd like to know how much work is LLM based before reading.

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vbezhenar ◴[27 Jul 24 18:42 UTC] No.41088464[source]▶
Why does it matter? My English is poor, so when I write long articles or posts, I ask GPT to fix errors. I do this because I respect my readers and don't want their eyes to bleed from reading my text.
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1. tczMUFlmoNk ◴[28 Jul 24 06:11 UTC] No.41091520[source]▶
AI-generated text doesn't just make my eyes bleed; it makes my blood boil. I haven't read much of your English specifically, so I can't say for sure, but generally non-native speakers get a ton of leeway in my book. I do not speak your language anywhere near as well as you speak mine, and your words will not make me feel frustrated even if I occasionally have to pause to figure out the intended meaning.

(Also, IMHO, your comment history is perfectly readable without being distracting.)