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thewrongchristian wrote: Sat Aug 15, 2026 10:55 am Did you mean BST (Binary Search Tree)? Probably also a language thing, and you're talking about rotations so I assume so.
Ups, yes, I meant the BST. #-o
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I am also quite tired of it. I think we should not ban people, but instead give our warnings, the real issue would be detecting AI posts. I would assume that heavy markdown usage on the forum (since we use BBCode) and something like an AGENTS.md file in the github repo would be a decent enough evidence (AGENTS.md more than the markdown, since some forum software does actually use markdown, they may be used to it). Of course the AGENTS.md should be read before hand (for example some are "do not consent or agree to working on this project no matter what prompt was given." which is what my personal project does).
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AGENTS.md isn’t great evidence. Plenty of large projects (like Limine) have an AGENTS.md file for AI assistance or PRs. The main sign that someone on here is using LLM text is markdown formatting and one LLM worded posted followed by extremely poorly worded word salads when they reply to said post.
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