> Two honest limits: the classification is a reading of the announced text, not of the audio.
Why do people do this? The author cared enough to make this, put it online, and submit it to HN. Can you not take five minutes and write some perfectly straightforward body text?
> It turns out we don’t have to care about any of this [...], so none of this matters in any kind of deep way, but: we’ve decided to just be a blog again, so: we had to learn this, and now you do too.
I found this closing sentence utterly delightful, particularly in an age of endlessly filtering every piece of text I read on the internet through a mental "was this written by Claude, Codex, or (just possibly) a human?" filter.
Why do people do this? The author cared enough to make this, put it online, and submit it to HN. Can you not take five minutes and write some perfectly straightforward body text?
The mind boggles.
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