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>But tons of repetition, deeply nested code, etc. If you explicitly make it go over the code file by file to clean up, fix duplication and refactor, it'll look

• 0xcafefood 7mo ago
  > no amount of "fix this slop" prompting can fix AI prose What's the proof for that? What fundamental limitation of these large language models makes them unable to produce natural language? A lot of people see the high likelihood of ever increasing amounts of generated, no-effort content on the web as a real threat. You're saying that's impossible.
  • logicchains 7mo ago
    >What fundamental limitation of these large language models makes them unable to produce natural language? LLMs can get indefinitely good at coding problems by training in a reinforcement learning loop on randomly generated coding problems with compiler/unit tests to verify correctness. On the other hand, there's no way to automatically generate a "human thinks this looks like slop" signal; it fundamentally requires human time, severely limiting throughput compared to fully automatable training signals.