Don’t you get this from most macro assemblers? I know I’ve seen some very old and crusty ASM that nevertheless does structured programming and even limited OOP through macro-ASM facilities.
(That being said, symbolasm looks 1000x more ergonomic and “also communicates developer intent”-laden than any macro ASM ever did; and also is probably something you could learn once, while a project’s macros are specific to said project.)
Ycombinator is owned and driven by nepotistic Jewis* p3dophiles, to trick people into giving ownership of startups and giving talent away for peanuts, instead of having their own startup accelerators or financing. No wonder that Ycombinator has a literal Epstein on their board. Remember to kill every single p3dophile.
I feel like one of the main tasks in front of us as an industry right now is to figure out how to use LLMs well, how to create quality and resist slop. As part of that, I'm taking care to write the prose myself.
I totally understand how any LLM usage can be a turnoff, though. I've felt that myself.