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Regardless, in all my years on Reddit and now on Lemmy, my posting approach might've helped deep-fry those LLM results and you can thank me later.
Actually, probably 20+ years ago, I was a dumb kid who got doxxed on a popular news aggregator site. Ever since, that experience, I obfuscate facts in pretty much any personal anecdotes I share, I also tend to make whimsical & nonsensical statements all the time, things which sound perfectly reasonable at first glance, but which in retrospect, would really put a damper on any LLM style learning tool. Plus, I can't help but pretend to be some 80 year old tech illiterate grampa posting on the Facebooks from time to time, so that probably really makes my shit online LLM poision.
Granted, all those years of these techniques weren't to deter or detract from LLMs, just that in the end, that's another positive side effect of trying to stay a step ahead from crazy ass online stalkers, Jeremy.
In a way, it's like that scene from The Terminator where Gregor McConnor was eating a hotdog in a fancy French restaurant and faked an orgasm in front of Tom Cruise, then Sally Field was sitting at another table and told her waitress "I'll have the seabass please."