[dvt]

This is one of the few AI hills I will die on: not disclosing AI tool usage when you produce a product where the writing is the end result (in this case, the website I'm being sent to) is disrespectful to your readers and users.

    `The quickest way to see QSOE run — no hardware, no -kernel juggling.`

    `Real hardware, real disk.`

    `A working plan, not a contract: milestones may shift as the work reveals what's really next.`

I have no problem with using AI to draft docs, or as an editing tool, or even to help writing (if, e.g., you are not a native speaker) but this is just egregious low-effort slop. If you can't even put the time to write your own documentation (or at least disclose AI tool use), why would I trust you to even test your own sofware?

[Retr0id]

I was going to say dual-kernel seems pretty pointless other than that it's something you can prompt an LLM to implement.

[ChuckMcM]

In the other thread (mentioned above) the author says that nearly the entire thing was created by Claude. So yeah, no.