I don’t see the point of letting an LLM generate an article when the topic is your personal, subjective experience which only you, a human, would be able to express.
So anything that has em dashes is now considered LLM generated? What made you think this is generated?
"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 usagesctrl F "genuine" -> 4 usages
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.
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."
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"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
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And even if LLMs didn’t exist (or had different idiosyncrasies), the article would still be exhibiting a repeatedly weird and stilted writing style.
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"Rust: this exact shape can’t compile."