Really? I've only seen that twice in my career, and it was due to being written in the most obsolete tech ever.
I have the same comment for the "patterns" that GPT-bros seem to be stuck in all the time. What kind of software are they writing that needs 80% of duplicated/useless code, and 20% of business code? They should first read Refactoring by Martin Fowler, and try to avoid those mistakes in the future because it's bad to rely on a AI for what should be their job, i.e. engineering software.
> the database querying layer was quite verbose and greatly exceeded an LLM’s output token limit
No technical details as usual, only high-level stories. And how is it possible nowadays to have that kind of issue where most languages have their own SQL or REST library to do everything in, at most, 500 lines of code (if the code is duplicated)?
Last but not least, the main web site is a very pretty empty page if JS it disabled. They should fix that with an LLM and write a blog post, that would be more interesting.