Comment by brilee
1 day ago
"It's young, and it shows"
"Holds up"
"not a toy, but not a sprawling project either, and ideally.."
"And that’s the trap"
ctrl F "real" -> 6 usages
ctrl F "genuine" -> 4 usages
1 day ago
"It's young, and it shows"
"Holds up"
"not a toy, but not a sprawling project either, and ideally.."
"And that’s the trap"
ctrl F "real" -> 6 usages
ctrl F "genuine" -> 4 usages
A number of "<assertion>: <followup>" patterns too which is pretty common of at least Claude.
"Here are the cases that hit hardest, each compared against how Rust handles the same shape:"
"Rust: this exact shape can’t compile."
Are these obvious signs of AI generation?
Each one makes me update my estimate slightly in favour of AI. Also, pangram agrees.
In aggregate, yes.
And even if LLMs didn’t exist (or had different idiosyncrasies), the article would still be exhibiting a repeatedly weird and stilted writing style.
Yes.