I read your comment first, and thought it was a bit uncharitable to the author. But then looking through their social media presence. No sign of commentary before late 2025.
Looking at the wayback machine, the site was first published in January 2026 with no blog. Then in Feb, the site was updated with a blog archive, including posts from 2025, before the site's blog functionality was active.
The blog post ends:
>I don’t use AI when writing. It produces soulless, bland text. AI slop that no one wants to read
But if you look back through earlier essays you see stuff like this:
>Technology evolves. Complacency endures. Building something means taking responsibility for its survival. It’s respect for time that can never be regained
Which has all of the hallmarks of a Claude generated essay (or just a human failing the Turing test).
This author made this post to counter his other point of view on "Why do developers write continuation code by hand?"
I've been suspicious of this for about a year now.
> No sign of commentary before late 2025.
This blog is written under a pseudonym. Therefore, there is no history for this blog before 2025. Social media accounts and GitHub are also set up under this brand.
> Which has all of the hallmarks of a Claude generated essay (or just a human failing the Turing test).
This was my first blog post, and I used AI to edit it. I wrote 10 drafts before I ended up with the version I published on my blog. And I don't like this post. I wrote it myself. AI only suggested phrasing that I thought sounded good. In the next post, I also used AI to edit the text, but to a lesser extent. Since then, I haven't used AI at all when writing or editing texts.