If coding in some language was your native language, you'd pick it up.
replyI pick up the equivalent to "the core insight" in code when I am programming in my primary language (30 years of daily uaage) but I don't see it in languages that I am not as fluent in (say... 10 years daily usage).
My guess is that all those people who gush about AI output have and have 30 years of experience, those people have a broad experience in many stacks but not primary-language fluency in any specific language, like they have for English.
it's as good at writing as it is at coding, you just can't tell the difference between them
replyRepetitive patterns in code is called "idiomatic" and is considered a good thing. Repetitive patterns in writing is just bad writing.
replyIts style of writing text is very readble if aesthetically meh. This is what I care for in how code is written anyway.
replyThe vector syncopancy is very unformal for human writing which programming itself already a "formal" language.
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