That's the standard annoying pattern though: "Rewrites are declared by the publisher, never inferred from overlap." and "NULL means dirty, and DELETE is the fence." - still the same LLMisms. I didn't expect them to disappear, but it's not a radical improvement either.
replyThis one is pretty terrible (right after “The worst outcome is a spurious rerun, never lost work.”). We’ve got lands, several "no X", hyphenation, strange noun/verb sentence order and an unnecessary analogy word (swallowed).
reply> There's no read-modify-write and no truncation of the dirty period, so a write that lands during a job can't be swallowed.
It’s absolutely atrocious and has made the latest models unusable. Seems like I’ll have to stick with Opus/Sonnet 4.6 for a little longer.
replyOof thanks for sharing, that seems just as bad if not even worse than Opus 5 to me. Just about every sentence is painful. Particular standouts that a human would never write:
reply> Rewrites are declared by the publisher, never inferred from overlap
> NULL means dirty, and DELETE is the fence
Hah! You independently picked exactly the same sentences I flagged (I know you posted this 11min before me but the comment only appeared after I had submitted mine).
replySo still effectively nonsense.
reply> Rewrites are declared by the publisher, never inferred from overlap.
This style of writing is idiotic because it conveys no additional information. It's no different from stating
> Rewrites are declared by the publisher, never when moons collide.
The two sentences are actually logically identical. No idea why these models keep writing like this.
> Folds are monotone single statements. gen only goes up, extents only grow, processed periods only union, rw_start only moves earlier.
This is even more ridiculous.