Cloudflare Quick Tunnels have existed for more than 5 years (yes, including the anonymous quick tunnels). I copy-pasted the url of the HN link in archive.org, see for yourself: <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20211202005430/http://try.cloudflare.com/" rel="nofollow">https://web.archive.org/web/20211202005430/http://try.cloudf...
Is a new vibe-coded landing page for a 5-year old product really worthy of being on the front page nowadays? There should at least be a [2021] in the title.
Why do you think it’s vibe coded? Just asking to see if I can learn something. I can see it’s very standard corpo-aesthetic, uses callouts for the sake of callouts, and is horribly laggy, but corpo websites were doing all that long before AI. It also seems to be using a bunch of Cloudflare-specific terminology that I’d think would take longer to review and correct an AI on than to type yourself.
noname120 · · focus · HN ↗
Is a new vibe-coded landing page for a 5-year old product really worthy of being on the front page nowadays? There should at least be a [2021] in the title.
kqp · · focus · HN ↗
tefkah · · focus · HN ↗
1. the blinking "now with JSON output for coding agents". It loves to create these blinking badges
2. "Some text, and then <Text in a different color>"
Then further along the page, the "Your agent needs a URL, not a laptop" has a lot of tells of just being a straight Claude (design) output
- The small all-caps "built for the agent era" eyebrow. Once you start noticing this it's EVERYWHERE
- The 01 02 03 list
If you have access to Claude you should try have it generate a landing page for a tech product. It will almost always look like this.
rgoulter · · focus · HN ↗
"Your laptop stays private. The URL goes everywhere."
A URL ... goes, does it?
I've seen it pointed out (& have noticed) that anthorpomorphising like this is an LLM smell.
In this case, although "URL goes" can be valid, it's just awkward here.
tylerhou · · focus · HN ↗