this is all, i think, another problem i've with LLM-generated content and the like. you can just write things, did you know that?
i feel directionless. of course i do, i'm fucking depressed, there's salt in sea water! but the word supercalculator will, at most, produce permutations of what the rest of humanity has done and regurgitated and apply a new coat of paint.
the charm and appeal of roadwarden, as with all other media, is that it is its own thing, its own medium. the world shapes the narrative and those two shape the delivery, and the converse is true. gatsby has colours because colours make gatsby. fet gists because the books you literally pick up have maladies.
you can expect neither meaning nor depth to the newest corporate slop machine production. it is meant to exemplify the average collection of words provided another collection of words. there is, strictly, no meaning there because no meaning is intended, only the aggregate of the world's jargon. and that is conceptually cool, to be perfectly clear! a statistical mirror into the practice of language.
there are in addition ten thousand other issues with the technology's very emergence and use. authorial rights, energy consumption, water waste, silicon consumption, worker's rights, and a long et caetera.
why do we even need to use this?
in programming, apparently because a lot of our job is to produce syntactically consistent scaffolds, or something. and yet that's sort of a lie. the statistical average code is unusable, partly because it's unsafe as shit and mostly because it's not built with anything in mind, it's an example looking for a description.
writing, and for that matter all other art, exists from and within extreme idiosyncrasy. the word average buzzer is definitionally perpendicular to this.
and in its self-wonder, perhaps, i begin to find inspiration for my own.
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