

Hereās a pretty good sneer at the writing out of LLMs, with a focus on meaning https://www.experimental-history.com/p/28-slightly-rude-notes-on-writing
Maybe thatās my problem with AI-generated prose: it doesnāt mean anything because it didnāt cost the computer anything. When a human produces words, it signifies something. When a computer produces words, it only signifies the content of its training corpus and the tuning of its parameters.
Also, on people:
I see tons of essays called something like āOn Xā or āIn Praise of Yā or āMeditations on Z,ā and I always assume theyāre under-baked. Thatās a topic, not a take.
It doesnāt matter. Vim is an emacs under the Finseth definition (which is my favorite way of riling up both vim and emacs people trying to keep the irrelevant editor war going). Those folks oughta find something else to center their entire personality around.