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Do LLMs always omit the period on their last sentence? Seems like that would be a dead giveaway
No, when it comes to LLMs there's hardly any "dead giveaways" now. You have to learn to recognize the patterns.
Omitting the final punctuation is quite a common thing people do, in fact you did in your comment. It's probably just a part of the system prompt.
Yeah, LLM would probably not omit the final punctuation unless specifically prompted to or unless it is given a ton of examples of comments it should mimic in the prompt.
Think it's probably a bug in the script they're running. It's cleaning one character too many off the end.
Vibe coding.
List ends are exclusive, a new programmer could easily make that mistake.
i don't think i (or perhaps anyone) can recognize any single particular comment as being llm generated... but when the bots come in force it is still really easy. basically it boils down to this: many replies keep reiterating the same exact points in slightly different way with the same exact keywords. if you would use chatgpt to summarize each response you'd get basically the same thing from all bot replies.