I found the agressively staccato, clearly LLM-generated content extremely difficult to read.
I Stored a Website in a Favicon
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#22I found the agressively staccato, clearly LLM-generated content extremely difficult to read.
It’s the new internet. So, so annoying.
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#23I found the agressively staccato, clearly LLM-generated content extremely difficult to read.
Which bit? The short sentences?
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#24I found the agressively staccato, clearly LLM-generated content extremely difficult to read.
Yeah, but it's kinda weird. The typical LLM headers and bullet points are there, but it's like someone took an axe to the rest of the spew. I too would rather read someone's original bad writing than their bad editing of AI writing, but it's kinda interesting how this all shakes out.
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#25Would have been more fun if the blogpost was rendered from the favicon.
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#26Honestly it didn't interest me, but I do remember from back in the days full websites rendered by a browser from... Empty files. https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/css-without-html
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#27Very cool. I wonder is it possible to make a simple game with also leveraging the webassembly?
Yes, probably. I guess, you’d need a bigger favicon since the minimal Rust WASM binary is around 20KB+ (?)
You might find my tinkering useful:
https://strich.io/blog/posts/embedding-webassembly-in-qrcode...
A QR code isn’t much different from a favicon I guess. :)
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes, probably. I guess, you’d need a bigger favicon since the minimal Rust WASM binary is around 20KB+ (?)
You might find my tinkering useful: https://strich.io/blog/posts/embedding-webassembly-in-qrcode... A QR code isn’t much different from a favicon I guess. :)
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#29I found the agressively staccato, clearly LLM-generated content extremely difficult to read.
Yeah, but it's kinda weird. The typical LLM headers and bullet points are there, but it's like someone took an axe to the rest of the spew. I too would rather read someone's original bad writing than their bad editing of AI writing, but it's kinda interesting how this all shakes out.
I wish people would include their prompts.
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#30Is it cake? Game for devs.