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This garbage actually got over 900 upvotes. Crazy.

I already suspected it was AI written based in the super-cringe title, and a cursory look at the content confirmed my suspicion. Cookie-cutter basic ai writing as it gets.


The blogpost is most certainly AI-written.

The first post this guy has written in years and it's LLM/AI Written.

> The AI rip-off was not just ugly. It was careless, blatantly amateuristic, and lacking any ambition, to put it gently. Microsoft unworthy. The carefully crafted visual language and layout of the original, the branch colors, the lane design, the dot and bubble alignment that made the original so readable—all of it had been muddled into a laughable form. Proper AI slop.

Here we see "not just x" pattern combined with 3-items list. The closing short quip, and an emdash despite the author never having used them in any of his older posts, even the one from 2021. I don't know of he told an LLM to generate a post for the irony effect, or if he just couldn't be bothered to write.

In his (or his LMM's) own words:

> obviously AI-slop-y enough

Proper AI slop.


Oh otsit's a Killer app alright. One that might kill you personally. And me. And everyone.

Such obvious mockeries of law usually don't pass in court. The jusdge will easily see that the company intended to destroy the objects.

This is still a good outcome. Less waste and trash being thrown out is good.

Parent painted a very logical sequence of events that concluded in reduced prices. Can you provide similar reasoning for why you believe this law will increase costs?

By investigating said recycling process? I mean, if a company can figure out that vendo X is a shadowy cloth-destruction syndicate, that state can as well, then that vendor can be banned from doing business in the EU or the companies dealing with them can be fined.

It's not that the manufacturer can't sell their product, it's that they don't want to do so. They want to get rid of last season's perfectly good product to make room for next season's lineup.

They could sell old stock ay reduced prices and still make profits, but they want to maintain their vain exclusive image, so they inflate their prices by destroying stock.


And section titles.

The X

The Y

The Z

The Problem

The Process

It drives me mad

And all the seemingly *random bolding* to emphasizea *random shit*


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