> Interestingly, a massive 62 percent of the genome consists of repetitive elements, stretches of DNA that repeat over and over, inflating its size without adding new coding sequences.
Sounds like a lot of codebases I've looked at.
killerstorm [3 hidden]5 mins ago
I hate this kind of writing which is rather common in science reporting. Is it bad on purpose?
Seems like the purpose is to keep reader confused about some point to maximize time spent on page. And I'm quite certain LLM can do a lot better
gostsamo [3 hidden]5 mins ago
listening to the title with a screen reader, it is so easy to move the "s" as the ending of the first word.
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Sounds like a lot of codebases I've looked at.
Seems like the purpose is to keep reader confused about some point to maximize time spent on page. And I'm quite certain LLM can do a lot better