> I’m doing most complicated projects I ever work , I would not even try to implement them without AI. My brain is exploding of complexity every time , I passively learn lots of topics I only had a vague understanding in the past

This sentence is very poorly written and ironically is undermining the very case you're trying to make.

It's pretty clearly not a native English speaker

That's fine; I wasn't referring to the academic quality the grammar. It's the ideas themselves that are muddled and unclear. Proficiency in given language and the ability to express oneself clearly are not as related as we typically think they are.

I know plenty of folks with poor English who are nonetheless very clear and concise when it comes to expressing their thoughts in English. I also know many native English speakers who, despite being proficient in the language, cannot express a lot their ideas clearly or concisely.

The ideas seem fairly clear to me. They're working on projects that are much more complex than what they were able to approach before, and they're able to dive into topics that were previously out of reach because of AI assistance. The grammar may not be perfect, but the point is understandable.

If you want to give feedback, the Hacker News guidelines encourage responding to the strongest interpretation of someone's argument. Instead of criticizing the way something is written, you could rewrite it in a clearer form to demonstrate what you mean. That way it's constructive, and they have something to learn from.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

> The ideas seem fairly clear to me.

>> My brain is exploding of complexity every time

So very clear :)

What language has a space preceding commas?

...good question. This (standard) excuse is designed to make you feel bad for potentially insulting someone trying their hardest, but it doesn't make any sense.

Chinese. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_punctuation

Chinese uses different symbols for punctuation and the comma in particular is surrounded by padding.

You could add writing to that list of topics...

Could you focus on contributing something meaningful to the discussion instead of adding snarky insults?

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html