I'm guessing that's an LLM hallucination. The conclusion section especially has some hints it was pulled out of an LLM:

> The package managers we benchmarked weren't built wrong, they were solutions designed for the constraints of their time.

> Buns approach wasn't revolutionary, it was just willing to look at what actually slows things down today.

> Installing packages 25x faster isn't "magic": it's what happens when tools are built for the hardware we actually have.

notpushkin 4 days ago | parent | next [-]

Sorry, what is the telltale sign here?

It’s not _____, it’s ______.

Some more conversation a week or so ago I had:

That just seems like a rhetorical technique, which shows up in LLMspeak because people use it

	▲	pests 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		I’ve talked to hundreds of humans online and only see that pattern once in a blue moon. In fact I just went thru the last 10 pages of my comments (and their replies, etc) and grepped for the phrase and the only time it’s been uttered has been in AI response examples like above.

gg-plz 4 days ago | parent | prev [-]

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