[noduerme]

C'mon. I'm a full stack dev but this is like me saying I just want to code something quick in C++ but don't know anything about it. Maybe I don't know how to tell a pointer from a shared_ptr or what a destructor is. Even if I don't know how to do them, I'm pretty aware that these things are very well understood and documented by a huge community, to the point that I probably wouldn't rely on some AI-written article with almost no useful information to show me how to do what I wanted to do... I'd want to actually learn what was going on under the hood... and if I did somehow find such an article useful to explaining pointers in the most vapid way possible for my use case, I certainly wouldn't post it to HN. And if I did post it to HN and it suddenly ranked to the top, I would think something had gone completely wrong with the universe.

[monadgonad]

> very well understood and documented by a huge community

Is this article not someone in the community documenting what's understood? I'm sorry if it doesn't meet your expectations, but it's fine for me.

[noduerme]

It's an objectively terrible article. It gives a bunch of arbitrary things to copy without really explaining them, and it is completely useless for building anything real. It is probably written by an AI. It's trash. What on earth makes you think it deserves more attention than the other million useless articles on this subject?