Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Yes, it's messy and unpolished, maybe even a little hard to parse, but it's so much richer for it. ...This part immediately made me link it to the hipster stereotype: "oh, it's sooooo much better on vinyl because you can hear the cracks & pops" Neither pieces in the chat log work for me: The prompt was a wall of ramblespeak. The output was a presentation that should've been an email.
"More interesting" =/= "good". Yes, at the end of the day it's a very derisive rant against people the writer feels is too hard on AI and a defense on how they personally wield it. With a slightly ill intent to create a messy, unstructured writing in the prompt to support his point of "see, people like pretty words!". Even the attempt of using Claude to be a fancy formatter failed when you look closely at the languag…
You either do not know what derisive means or have worse reading comprehension than I do! /derision
Seriously though - it's literally just talking about the use of an LLM as an accessibility aid and argues that the LLM-assisted writing can still contain human thought. What specifically did you consider contemptuous or mocking?
FYI: https://claude.ai/share/601e313e-905c-4e4a-bb6a-24a1315013e5
> slightly ill intent
There was no ill intent. The content itself described the reason for the process. Even simple comments I write here end up with multiple edits over the hour-long edit window.
If you read my entire comment history you will find I rarely make more than a single observation per comment. Anything more complex becomes too difficult to read and revise.
Cognitive impairment is extremely difficult to understand until you have experienced it. I am particularly lucid this afternoon. That doesn't mean the difficulty is not real.