Did LinuxJournal publish an hallucinated article?
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The submitted title was (and at this writing remains) an editorialised commentary on the nature of the article, and doesn't concern the article itself.
HN certainly allows for rewriting misleading or clickbait titles, though I'd argue neither case applies here.
See: <https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...>
> Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.
In this case, the replacement title doesn't clarify anything or indicate what the article is about. It's just pure commentary (speculation even) about the quality of the article.
Rye is a package manager for Python, written in Rust, by Astral, and there's even a rye init command that initializes a new project. That's likely what caused the hallucination.
The original poster is likely trying to get answers on how this kind of article is even a thing, and now so am I.
Then it would have been better as an "Ask HN", where the title would have been more useful (and didn't link to the article), and the poster would have written a little piece explaining the issue and linking to the article in the explanation.
The problem I have with the poster's title is that it is not reflecting what the link he provided is about. If his point was to raise a discussion about the article itself rather than the subject of the article, that's valid but should have been done in clearer way.
RYE is the rust libraries for python right?