OP there isn't a word length requirement on blog posts. You put all the information you learned into your instructions for the LLM. Just post that.
> I wanted to know whether the knife subreddits I read, and scrape for New
Knife Day, show any sign of that. Not a hunch about one suspicious comment,
but something I could count and someone else could recount.
> The practical check is the one the data endorses
The language is so obfuscated that the crude draft would really be better than this. I've just realized that one of the telltale signs of LLMs is: inventing a new terminology like here - tail accounts, never giving a direct definition what it really is, and then going with it, like it's obvious.
This is the 7th submission on HN in the last week which has entered my RSS feed, which has AI-tell slop right in the title. It's really discouraging.
I audibly went "ah!", as if in pain from a muscle twinge and immediately came back to the thread to find this comment.
Ain't no way I'm gonna spend my free time reading Claude-isms.
Maybe just post your human outline and the data, where the data processing and viz is AI assisted if you like.
The synthetic prose is not a value-add over your outline. It takes time to read, and reduces the bit-rate over your intentions.