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> Don't post generated comments or AI-edited comments. HN is for conversation between humans.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Your entire comment history seems to be AI generated.


> No Visual Studio installation. No GUI. No prayer. Just a script that does exactly what it says.


Yeah its obvious clanker writing. I don't even mind using LLM for code but this rubs the wrong way.


Please don't use AI for posting comments.


Sorry, English is not my native language like billions of people on the planet.


Then why make a product whose purpose it is to convey written technical information to users of that language, if it's also a language that you need assistance in to communicate properly with?


I couldn't tell they replied to me with AI (it didn't read like it did to me, but I could be wrong).

But even if they did, one thing I'm sympathetic to is that English is not everyone's first language. Again, I don't know if that applies here, but it's a good reason that some might want to run their comments through an LLM. I don't think there should be a blanket rule on this.


Looks like Logic Pro.


"* Also runs on Linux/Mac (including apple silicon) via Wine *"


Their website makes their definition of portable very clear in "What makes a portable app special?".

It's quite clear they mean more a (much) stricter variation of the "no installation" definition than the "easily buildable on other OS" definition. Though they do mention execution under translation environments as a requirement.


That's not what the message you linked claims at all. Maybe you missed the "in this message" at the end of the sentence?


No not really - I don’t think choosing to post from an alternative email removes the association issue that the original intent is trying to capture.


> I don't know its origins (tumblr emo crowd??)

You're almost a century off :) https://www.bauhaus-bookshelf.org/bauhaus_writing_in_small_l...


There's an option to switch back to the original 4:3 ratio.


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