Look, I'm gonna say what's been said a lot of times, but bears repeating: when the very first two or three sentences I read are mind-blanketing AI prose breathlessly em-dashing together fragments of stuff I don't care about, it makes me skeptical that there's value perusing the rest of the project. Like, you can't even be bothered to make your lede some form of human-to-human communication.

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ryan_n 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

In the "Read On" section at the bottom it says "Author's notes: The one page written by a human." Seems they're pretty open about everything being written with Claude.

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testernews 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

this is why i don’t post anything here anymore...

	▲	opan 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		All your stuff is vibecoded these days? Or is this a general complaint about negativity in the comments?

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echelon 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Get used to it. This is the future. It's okay.

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		I wonder how long it'll take people like you breathlessly chanting "this is the future!" before the slop bots hoover that up into their training data like narcissistic poison Tell the slop bot it's wrong about something and it just starts berating you "get used to it!" "I'm the future!"

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coffeesoda 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Appreciate it, but the info is there for anyone (or their LLM) to learn about the project in a technical sense. Like others have kindly stated, my notes (written by a human, for humans) are in a separate section.

The technical notes are dense and interesting in their own right, but I don't expect anyone not already familiar with the N64 to 3DS port scene to care.