Nice very cool. Unfortunately, the blog post looks like it's been generated by an LLM.

> Going from a high score to the highest score isn’t usually about making minor tweaks. It requires fighting for every small, boring, consequential decision—the ones that determine whether a repair isn’t merely possible or practical, but within easy reach.

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aleph_minus_one 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I, as a non-native speaker, don't associate this with LLMs, but with corporate advertising texts.

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idle_zealot 2 hours ago | parent [-]

They're basically the same thing. Machine language, just generated by a different kind of machine, one social, the other a transformer model.

	▲	0x38B 4 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		One of the worst places are company "About pages". I've come across new products, some linked here; interested, I click through to the "about us" page, only to find meaningless marketing fluff that tells me zero about the people behind the product. That's a signal to me to close the tab and move on.

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mceachen 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

At the same time, at least to me, the text reads like a transcript from one of their YouTube tear downs.

	▲	pjjpo 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		There are those times we may be seeing the source of LLM language training. I had the same reaction of sounding like one but agree it's likely not.