Aside: what is with the trend of omitting capitalization from blog posts? I get it when people are writing tweets/texts/whatever short-form media, but for a full blog post? I find it makes it harder to read. Am I alone in this?
shawkinaw · 11m ago
Yeah, I tried to read the post and was immediately put off by the lack of capitalization. Then I came to the comments and had to fight the urge to ask “why not capitals”
lowercaser · 9m ago
without autocorrect everything i type is in lowercase because it requires less effort think of all of the time and effort you wasted in life hitting the shift key why also punctuation
CAPSLOCKON · 1m ago
WHY WITH VERY LITTLE EFFORT YOU CAN USE CAPSLOCK IT GETS MORE ATTENTION AND YOU CAN STILL ABSTAIN FROM PUNCTUATION
esseph · 5m ago
Counter argument:
Unless you are writing for yourself, then you are communicating with others. If you want others to be able to understand what you are saying, then you would benefit from doing what every presenter is taught to do for any event or slide deck - cater to your audience. In the case of long form written media, that means using punctuation and capitals.
frollogaston · 1m ago
On a phone sure, on a PC it's the same amount of time
john-h-k · 9m ago
Why? Because it makes reading significantly easier
ashton314 · 5m ago
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eddythompson80 · 33m ago
why use many words when few do trick
frollogaston · 47m ago
This is my first time seeing that, not fond of it
timbit42 · 52s ago
It's like how e. e. cummings wrote his name.
teekert · 29m ago
I didn’t even notice it but went back and it is indeed very weird. I wonder what the reason is.
hammyhavoc · 29m ago
Make the LLM bulletpoint output seem more human that it is?
supportengineer · 26m ago
>> at this point it seems like most of the tech community is familiar with matrix
I have never heard anyone mention this, ever.
esseph · 3m ago
Weird. It's been around for years. A lot of open source projects use it, among other things.
Unless you are writing for yourself, then you are communicating with others. If you want others to be able to understand what you are saying, then you would benefit from doing what every presenter is taught to do for any event or slide deck - cater to your audience. In the case of long form written media, that means using punctuation and capitals.
I have never heard anyone mention this, ever.