alt Hacker NewsMaybe it's unfair, unhelpful or overdone to call out llmisms, but if OP is reading this I stopped reading pretty quickly as a result of things like:
> [CUE] does not just hold the text; it validates that the pieces actually fit. It ensures that the code in your explanation is the exact same code in your final build. It is like having a Lego set where the bricks refuse to click if you are building something structurally unsound.
And that's despite having a passing interest in both cue and LP
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> Maybe it's unfair, unhelpful or overdone to call out llmisms
Not anywhere near as overdone as posting AI generated/revised articles to HN that are an absolute slog to read.
A real shame, honestly, because the other article[1] from this blog that made it to the front page recently was good. The difference in writing style between them is striking, and I think it serves as a really good example of why I just can't stand reading AI articles.
[1] https://xlii.space/eng/i-hate-github-actions-with-passion/
Ah, the negative positive construction. Another casualty of the anti-AI movement. The semicolon was almost certainly inserted manually in place of an em-dash, models almost never use them.