turbopuffer is founded by some of the smartest people I ever worked with in past jobs. I strongly doubt they used an LLM in the writing of this article.
Yes, that construct is, like em dashes, something that humans have been writing for a long time. That's the problem with triggering on one isolated tic. The tic comes from human practice, it's not like they invented it!
I'm not sure I've ever read a sentence like this before LLMs. Maybe I didn't pay attention, possible. I should do a search of pre-LLM writing for this construction.
I kept asking myself "is this ai written" while reading it to. Nothing to do wit h the em dashes. Phrasing like:
> RIP, primary vector index.
> The solution to these problems is simple: don't key on the ANN address. That is precisely the change turbopuffer v3 makes. As you can imagine, it is not a trivial change."
Cute heading, followed by wordy opening sentence that feels like it's repeating stuff even when it's not
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turbopuffer is founded by some of the smartest people I ever worked with in past jobs. I strongly doubt they used an LLM in the writing of this article.
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> Object storage as the source of truth gave the economics, and tiered NVMe SSD/memory caches gave the performance.
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