| ▲ | Centigonal 4 hours ago | |
Another AI-ism is the use of the word "grain" in technical contexts. I'm confident the OP is human-written, but everything in my AI-supported codebase is about grains, seams, tracer bullets, and load-bearing components now. I'd barely heard some of these words before, and now they're everywhere. It's like everyone suddenly has a friend who speaks in the same idiosyncratic way, and we're all picking up their vocal stims. | ||
| ▲ | anon373839 2 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
> everything in my AI-supported codebase is about grains, seams, tracer bullets, and load-bearing components Oh no. I'm afraid you may have neglected to do smoke tests. | ||
| ▲ | fidotron 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
This has been a growing problem with humans for a while. Go back ten years and use "guardrails" or "top of mind" in a conversation and you'll get baffled looks. For whatever reason the fad based enthusiasm for semi jargon is a widespread affliction. In the english speaking world the political sides are even becoming unsubtly linguistically distinct. You can tell which way someone votes by their choice of vocabulary. | ||