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tolerance ◴[] No.44334333[source]
I would much rather check my writing against grammatical rules that are hard coded in an open source program—meaning that I can change them—than ones that I imagine would be subject to prompt fiddling or worse; implicitly hard coded in a tangle of training data that the LLM would draw from.

The Neovim configuration for the LSP looks neat: https://writewithharper.com/docs/integrations/neovim

The whole thing seems cool. Automattic should mention this on their homepage. Tools like this are the future of something.

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triknomeister ◴[] No.44335438[source]
You would lose out on evolution of language.
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1. airstrike ◴[] No.44337273[source]
I don't need grammar to evolve in real time. In fact, having a stabilizing function is probably preferable to the alternative.