// Existing items keep their previous state's state; new data joins the pool linearly, one data for each data added
// What's anchored is what's chained: the list's modification of what the owner guaranteed. What's added is the item into is the list into which the item goes.
myArray.Add(item);
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@jk depressingly accurate
@petermedvind it creates such a feeling of fear and uncertainty. any human encountering such a comment would avoid ever modifying the code, however inane and simple it looks
@jk @petermedvind it's bullshit, right! it's persuasion by intimidation, automated
@jk now imagine over a million lines of proof script annotated with shit like this, thrown out and reworked by LLMs on every code change that needs a recompile so no person can hope to understand it, unless they believe the smoke the LLM is blowing up their arse in its alien engram-like summaries of what it did. that's the "future" of formal verification, apparently
@jk i assume this is either a parody of LLM code or a particularly brutal example
@jplebreton @jk when I read it I can *hear* the AI voice that one dude used when he had Claude play Pokémon
@jk yea but what drives it
@jk This is art, also I hate it thanks