I do value both correct high quality AI usage and non-AI works, would be nice if we could have a bar for the AI stuff that makes sense instead of dismissing peoples work blindly.

> This book offers a one semester introduction [...] enabling the reader to build a simple compiler that accepts a *C-like language*

Here's a comical one:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48445529

> The discussion on Spanish traders set the standa raises interesting points. In practical applications, the key challenge is balancing performance with maintainability. Would be valuable to see more concrete examples of trade-offs. [emphasis added]

They glob out part of the submission title (and took too much and cut off in the middle of a word) generating a delightful nonsense descriptor (the italicized bit). The title being:

> Spanish traders set the standard for GnuCash database design