I use them too and type them directly by Unicode point (it’s U+2014) when I want to use them. It’s totally fine to use them, but if you read a human post that has them, they probably wouldn’t have other tell-tale AI signs in them and could probably explain to you that they intentionally used one even if their understanding of them isn’t perfect.
you can also use compose key + three hyphens, like this: —
also cool for hearts ♥, arrows →, trademark symbol ™, accents é, degrees ° etc.
i love compose key
True. I type them with Shift+Option+hyphen or just – on mobile.
Although come to think of it, do I use em-dashes, or en-dashes? I know I wrote something where I paid very close attention to which is which but I guess I’m more slipshod with those nowadays.
Thank you, mystery solved kind of. It’s the em dash, I can see that very clearly on my computer that my muscles know the keyboard shortcut, but when I was typing on my phone I couldn’t remember it.
I use them too and type them directly by Unicode point (it’s U+2014) when I want to use them. It’s totally fine to use them, but if you read a human post that has them, they probably wouldn’t have other tell-tale AI signs in them and could probably explain to you that they intentionally used one even if their understanding of them isn’t perfect.
you can also use compose key + three hyphens, like this: —
also cool for hearts ♥, arrows →, trademark symbol ™, accents é, degrees ° etc.
i love compose key
TIL what the Linux compose key does
Just saw the Unicode-enabled X11 list of sequences and that is pretty impressive
True. I type them with Shift+Option+hyphen or just – on mobile.
Although come to think of it, do I use em-dashes, or en-dashes? I know I wrote something where I paid very close attention to which is which but I guess I’m more slipshod with those nowadays.
Type one into here or other sites like that. It’s an en dash (the shorter one) if you get 2013 and an em dash if you get 2014
Thank you, mystery solved kind of. It’s the em dash, I can see that very clearly on my computer that my muscles know the keyboard shortcut, but when I was typing on my phone I couldn’t remember it.