> given their blog's history

All of the posts in 2026 on that blog area about AI, by the way.

AI just solved a millennium problem two weeks ago. "The pace is insane. And there is no reason to be this fast." to quote Terence Tao word by word.

HN: Well, must be a stagnant industry...

I literally said I have no idea if it’s stagnant. My entire comment is a hypothetical. Perhaps you didn’t have the patience to read all 4 sentences?

Why would he go back to the US lmao. He's foolish enough to trust the US people but not that foolish.

> The personality is bland

Sounds like a plus. Guess I will give Grok another try...

Just pi. `pi install` the packages you actually need or ask LLM to write a package for you. Keeping the harness minimal is the point of pi.

What a crazy thread lol. I really can't tell who is serious and who isn't there.

In other words, immutable != read only.

In C# ReadOnlyCollection<T> and ImmutableArray<T> are two completely different things for this exact reason.

FYI I never had LLM writing such a commit message. So as they say, skill issue.

Yeah because... AI is a tool, not an artist. In other words water is wet.

The reason it isn't obvious is because the tool is marketed as replacing the artists, and that's how people are using it.

Also what the author of this post did could easily be added to the training/harness/skills of ChatGPT in a future version.

Of course they have ulterior motives to push the message that it can replace high quality human artists, even though that would be ridiculous under any serious analysis.

That doesnt mean you have to believe them.

> To me if you ask to a 10 years old kid and give him a PC with Microsoft Paint on it it will you will have a much better result than any AI-generated option in the post.

Sorry, if it's a joke it doesn't land very well.

Before AI, if a 10yo did these posters for a school project, people would just tell their parents to not do the homework for their kid. These are far above what 99.9% 10yo can do.