The prompted response is far from the finished piece of writing. You'd probably want to share the full edit tree and include subsequent refinement prompts in the commit messages.
As a reader (not as someone who is posting the articles), the AI prose generally doesn't bother me. I'm usually more concerned about what the article says than how it says it.
Currently, there are things pylint does that ruff doesn't. To use these, I was running pylint on pypy to get it running at a reasonable speed.
Having pylint reimplemented in Rust seems like a very useful thing to have from my perspective. I get another several x speed up, and I can stop having to worry about a separate python interpreter used for one tool that is a few Python versions behind my codebase.
Deepseek v4 Pro is like Opus 4.5 or GPT 5.2, but costs pennies on the pound for API. Which is to say, I should definitely be using it more to let my Codex and Claude subs go further.
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