Associative digression
Temporary departure from the main topic due to a sudden thought or memory, typical of living thinking.
"Working with legacy code often leads to unforeseen delays due to outdated tags. Here we should make a small digression to mention that refactoring always requires increased patience and attention. Nevertheless, using new CSS approaches allows us to solve the problem."
"I just needed to fix some margins, but the whole layout broke because of one unclosed container. And here I am, drinking my third mug of coffee, staring at this code, while outside someone's car alarm has been blaring for twenty minutes straight. Anyway, I gave up and rewrote the block using CSS Grid."
Meaninglessness as a marker of reality
If asked to write "in an authorial style", AI also knows how to make lyrical digressions. But these digressions are always surgically precise, they serve a function in the text, summarize the paragraph, and always neatly return the reader to the main topic.
When a human "drifts" inside a thought, they can wander off because of a sudden association (a car alarm howling outside). This information is absolutely useless for a technical post about layout. It breaks the rhythm and carries no semantic load. That is precisely why it is real.