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Late.sh – a command-line Clubhouse for computer people

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Re: Late.sh – a command-line Clubhouse for computer people

#45

And... Cue 1M dummies here running that code without even looking at it, SMH.

It's possible to login and interact and use late.sh with just your SSH client - there's no need to download or run custom code. But you that did make me realise that they don't have a github link on that page anywhere.

Your tone in this comment is a bit out of place on HN. Why are you here if you think it's 1M dummies?

Re: Late.sh – a command-line Clubhouse for computer people

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post #38
post #13

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The design = “flavor of the week LLM”, but someone still has to proof and tweak generated copy. Someone cared about this page.

There's maybe 100 words on the page. It would have taken someone 5 minutes to type that out. But apparently the creator didn't even care enough to do that.

See thats the difference, i don't core personally. Its a page to tell you to connect to the ssh server (or install their script). Why does it have to be a philosophical masterpiece? Its just word on a page saying click here, better looking then the majority of the SEO garbage that has plagued the internet for the last 15 year thanks to google and friends.

Re: Late.sh – a command-line Clubhouse for computer people

#49
This is a really cool idea, and very appealing. Also very nice that it looks usable with just an SSH client. It would be useful if it was explained what the companion client is for?

Another small personal gripe: I think you should either remove the 1 line copy/paste sh install on the homepage, or add a link to a git repo on the homepage. I know it's possible to view the sh by visiting it, but a raw text file doesn't give any info about contributors or development process. Current form of no git repo and copy/paste bash pipe on homepage feels like a dark pattern.

Re: Late.sh – a command-line Clubhouse for computer people

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Design is illegible. Needs more contrast between text and background. I'm not even vision impaired and I was squinting immediately.

Vibe coded slop has the same patterns of black-on-black and grey-on-grey illegible text. Mix that with piss poor monospace, small-size fonts and you have to squint to read each letter
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