Yes: the original comment is unequivocally slop that genuinely gives me a headache to read.

It's not just "using any punctuation rarer than a period": it's the overuse and misuse of punctuation that serves as a tell.

Humans don't needlessly use a colon in every single sentence they write: abusing punctuation like this is actually really fucking irritating.

Of course, it goes beyond the punctuation: there is zero substance to the actual output, either.

> What's wild is that nothing here is exotic: subdomain enumeration, unauthenticated API, over-privileged token, minified JS leaking internals.

> Least privilege, token scoping, and proper isolation are friction in the sales process, so they get bolted on later, if at all.

This stupid pattern of LLMs listing off jargon like they're buzzwords does not add to the conversation. Perhaps the usage of jargon lulls people into a false sense of believing that what is being said is deeply meaningful and intelligent. It is not. It is rot for your brain.