Right? Compare this with antirez's blog lmao. The very author of an incredible piece of software using the most plain website possible, while a derivative post about the same tool it's a slop fest with useless FX, cringe hackerman style palette and such. It's just too funny.
Here's a sample of the site's headers. Note the heavy reliance on slop marketing-speak (rule of 3, X not Y, etc.).
"Compressed, not lobotomized."
"Dense, resident, yours."
"Local frontier inference, narrow on purpose."
"ds4 hardware fit: local, streamed and distributed."
The whole site says nothing with so many words. It's also got all the hallmarks of a typical vibe-coded web site (small all-caps text, highly sectioned content, silly animations). Why do people do this? It doesn't impress. In a few years, we'll look back on sites like this like we look at geocities sites today.
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"Compressed, not lobotomized."
"Dense, resident, yours."
"Local frontier inference, narrow on purpose."
"ds4 hardware fit: local, streamed and distributed."
The whole site says nothing with so many words. It's also got all the hallmarks of a typical vibe-coded web site (small all-caps text, highly sectioned content, silly animations). Why do people do this? It doesn't impress. In a few years, we'll look back on sites like this like we look at geocities sites today.
aeve890 · · focus · HN ↗
We look at geocities with nostalgia, I guess. Ugly as fuck but made with heart when all this thing of the internet was growing.
This slop shit on the other hand... It's cringe right now.