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ugh and when you're chatting with someone and they have good ideas or correct you, I always feel so dirty writing "You're right" like I'm using the top 10 worst slurs combined
You’re right, it may be considered a bad idea to say “you’re right” if you do not want to sound like an AI.
Rather than “you’re right,” instead try “that’s a good point” or “I hadn’t thought of it like that.”
(I don’t use AI enough to know if this sounds like AI. I feel like I haven’t made it unnecessarily verbose enough.)
„You’re not righn't”
Or "my bad, KMS"
That's not just a great point - it's a statement of intent.
I just say "true" or "my bad."
It’s not just “true”—it’s “my bad.”
You hit the nail on the head. That's a very thoughtful and observant way of looking at it.
Use autohotkey and map "yalr" to "You're absolutely right!" And "htbipp" to "Honestly, thats a brilliant idea! Please proceed!" So that you can respond instantly in chat and gaslight everyone into thinking you're an LLM.