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#2Gotta hate this writing style where every sentence is so pompous as to demand its own paragraph. This isn't that revelatory. My mind is entirely as intact and un-blown as it has been. It's okay.
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#3I appreciate a lot of the points made -- particularly that a CSV document, like any text, is a product of a partucular context and needs to be understood as such. It's a fascinating area to delve into for any product, even one as seemingly-simple as this.
But I struggled with the writing style: short, staccato sentences, each following the same simple structure, and each presented as its own paragraph. I can't help but feel it would've read better as normal prose.
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#4I appreciate a lot of the points made -- particularly that a CSV document, like any text, is a product of a partucular context and needs to be understood as such. It's a fascinating area to delve into for any product, even one as seemingly-simple as this. But I struggled with the writing style: short, staccato sentences, each following the same simple structure, and each presented as its own paragraph. I can't help b…
It’s llm slop style
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#5Gotta hate this writing style where every sentence is so pompous as to demand its own paragraph. This isn't that revelatory. My mind is entirely as intact and un-blown as it has been. It's okay.
My school teacher used to call this "goat poop".
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#6I appreciate a lot of the points made -- particularly that a CSV document, like any text, is a product of a partucular context and needs to be understood as such. It's a fascinating area to delve into for any product, even one as seemingly-simple as this. But I struggled with the writing style: short, staccato sentences, each following the same simple structure, and each presented as its own paragraph. I can't help b…
It’s llm slop style
I am pretty sure this was the standard style for sport journalists writing on the Brazilian news portals until Twitter was popularized.
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#7> I wasn’t particularly worried about parsing CSV files. That’s a solved problem.
> Detecting primitive types is easy. String. Number. Boolean. Date.
... the rabbit said confidently, staring down the oncoming lawn mower.
> I honestly thought the viewer would take a weekend.
> Display rows.
> Add scrolling.
Burma Shave?
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#8The tone is just awful, borderline illegible.
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#9I appreciate a lot of the points made -- particularly that a CSV document, like any text, is a product of a partucular context and needs to be understood as such. It's a fascinating area to delve into for any product, even one as seemingly-simple as this. But I struggled with the writing style: short, staccato sentences, each following the same simple structure, and each presented as its own paragraph. I can't help b…
It’s llm slop style
Just like the comment itself fwiw
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