I'll ask the same question I asked someone else:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47342324

You're saying removing ambiguity does not make it easier to read? You're saying using a word that means nothing like what you meant to say is easier to read than using the correct word?

Really?

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Sharlin 6 hours ago | parent [-]

What are you referring to? What word did the GP use that means nothing like what they meant to say?

	▲	BeetleB 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		OK. My brain farted, and I misunderstood the top post to be saying something else, and your and others' criticisms were misinterpreted by me. Now here's the thing. I wrote all my prior comments on a machine with no LLM access. On my personal machine, I had a while ago installed a TamperMonkey script that sends my draft, along with all the parents (to the root) to an LLM for feedback (with a specific prompt). All it does is give feedback (logical errors, etc). So I tried again with one of my comments, and its feedback found several flaws with my comment, and ended it with this suggestion: "Considering all this, it might be BETTER to either not reply ..." Had I had this advice when I was writing those comments, it would have saved me and others a fair amount of time. This is (mildly) useful. It'd be sad to ban such use.