Usually that cloying pattern is reserved for "emotional" contexts to validate the user ("your struggles are real [despite others thinking it's in your head]").

Usually that cloying pattern is reserved for "emotional" contexts to validate the user ("your struggles are real [despite others thinking it's in your head]"). Here it doesn't even make sense, of course the VRAM is real. Is it going to tell me that my keyboard is real next? I wonder if this was generated with the local model, this seems to be a case where it memorized the style but not the meaning and intent.