Overuse of rule of three, cliches like "This was not X. It was Y." and similar, obligatory bulleted list, overall overly grandiose. None of these are a smoking gun, but the smell is definitely here. AI detection tools also confirm my suspicions. I don't have a horse in the race in regards to the content, since I'm not a Ruby developer, I would just prefer to not see AI-written comments on HN. If this is so important, you can take the time to type it out yourself.

It's not an attack on an idea.

It's pointing out that the person who posted something couldn't be bothered to actually write it themselves. The "content" is the prompt, which is of course never shared because it's probably so trite that it's not going to get anyone's interest unless it's stochastically decompressed into a large amount of text.

Like the sibling commenter, I do not write Ruby and do not care about this conflict apart from a general interest in supply chain stuff. I'm merely tired of the constant encroachment of obvious LLM prose in HN submissions and (albeit less commonly) in comments.