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1. anthuswilliams · 1790353553 · focus · HN ↗

   One interesting quirk of the AI-written READMEs these days is how they can include every detail on how it works, thoroughly document every optional flag, known limitation, experimental result, and still not communicate the essence of the project and the problem it solves.

   I have read through the project and I still don't understand what this thing is for and why it is to be preferred over the harness's native memory management tools.

   1. majkinetor · 1790355061 · focus · HN ↗

      AI readme should be a starting point. I typically remove at least 50% of the details (without any particular skill use, it goes into extremes like "x clears the edit" and writes a related wall of text in the middle of the important explanation).

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