I’m pretty sure AI-written comments hold that crown. I have described what bothers me about the writing, and also a proposed solution. Post the prompt, not the slop.
> I have described what bothers me about the writing
No you haven't, you've made an unprovable claim about how the writing was accomplished without pointing out a single feature of the writing itself.
Too long? OK, but homebrew gamedev articles often are. Skimming was a good skill before AI and still is.
Bad writing? Again -- hobbyist posts don't exactly win awards. I suspected possibly some AI myself but not to the extent you're baselessly asserting: I really doubt there was a single prompt in any case. The article is structured like any other.
If it were content-free clickbait or something, the complaint would hold water. As it is this is a reasonably interesting article that has generated a large and fun discussion on HN, so even if you _could_ prove AI use, so what?
No you haven't, you've made an unprovable claim about how the writing was accomplished without pointing out a single feature of the writing itself.
Too long? OK, but homebrew gamedev articles often are. Skimming was a good skill before AI and still is.
Bad writing? Again -- hobbyist posts don't exactly win awards. I suspected possibly some AI myself but not to the extent you're baselessly asserting: I really doubt there was a single prompt in any case. The article is structured like any other.
If it were content-free clickbait or something, the complaint would hold water. As it is this is a reasonably interesting article that has generated a large and fun discussion on HN, so even if you _could_ prove AI use, so what?