There is something unnerving about using an LLM to generate a site...that is a joke about AI embodiment.
LLM Honeypot
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#62Anyone who hasn't seen it should check out Cameron’s World: an absurdly great web mishmash of text and images from old archived GeoCities pages. https://cameronsworld.net
That is a massive website, and still loads quicker/smaller than an entry level React site.
This has got to be one of the most stupid comments I've read this week. This is a page with random lazy-loaded images splattered all around, the load and render time difference if this used React would be not more than 10 milliseconds.
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#63The testimonials are superb, thanks for the laughs
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#64With apologies to those wistful for the design of this website, it actually kind of evokes a web 3 NFT style and is not really all that retro to me.
I agree. It's in the uncanny valley territory for me because things like the layout, structure and information hierarchy have modern sensibilities but then it has a shotgun blast of retro paint and the vibe just feels a little bit off.
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#65The testimonials are superb, thanks for the laughs
Q: Is this legal?
A: We have a Geocities page, so basically yes.
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#66Anyone who hasn't seen it should check out Cameron’s World: an absurdly great web mishmash of text and images from old archived GeoCities pages. https://cameronsworld.net
you'll probably love this then, https://hellnet.work/8831/
a huge archive of 88x31 buttons scraped from the GeoCities archives.
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#67That with `animation: scroll-left 18s linear infinite;` is just plain disrespect to the still working element.
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#68I’m going to submit this to Mirsky’s Worst of the Web.
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#70Why is this 'Honeypot'?
It's honeypot for humans trying to enjoy quirky websites made by other humans.