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Re: LLM Honeypot

#91

Post by shooly »

monooso wrote: post #82
speedgoose wrote: post #74

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The 500 people browsing internet without JavaScript enabled by default would have to enable it. Difficult times.

I'll avoid getting into the whole discussion about people on slow connections, accessibility, etc., as I get the impression you really don't care about them, and just point out the obvious fact that everyone has JavaScript disabled whilst your JavaScript is downloading.

You'll avoid it, because you don't have any valid arguments.

Slow connections are not a problem, because React is ~40KB and Preact is ~3KB. If downloading 3KB is too much for your network, it's not the fault of React, JavaScript or any web developer that you're gonna miss out. Also, server-rendered HTML would NOT be smaller than 3kB - in fact it would require MUCH more bandwidth since server-rendered HTML can't be cached as easily, so every page will re-transfer the exact same HTML for shared things like navigation bars, footers, etc.!

Accessibility isn't any issue either, this is a ridiculous argument to even try to make, accessibility tools use HTML and are fully aware of the existence of JavaScript - React doesn't magically bypass HTML to display something on the page.

> everyone has JavaScript disabled whilst your JavaScript is downloading

Everyone has HTML disabled whilst your HTML is downloading.

Re: LLM Honeypot

#95

Post by syhol »

Retr0id wrote: post #93
senor_digimon wrote: post #23

Someone is staring at this page on a 2026 OLED. Like, "my god, look at the blacks on this Geocities website". You'd never thought you'd get here, but here you are.

Huh?

OLED screens are famous for having great contrast, especially deep blacks. The website is in the style of a 90's geocities website with garish colours and some absolute black #000000 backgrounds.

Most people would have seen those websites on shitty low contrast CRT monitors, so seeing them again today with a modern OLED is a very different experience.

Re: LLM Honeypot

#96

Post by Retr0id »

syhol wrote: post #95
Retr0id wrote: post #93

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Huh?

OLED screens are famous for having great contrast, especially deep blacks. The website is in the style of a 90's geocities website with garish colours and some absolute black #000000 backgrounds. Most people would have seen those websites on shitty low contrast CRT monitors, so seeing them again today with a modern OLED is a very different experience.

I'm aware, I was huh-ing at the last sentence.

Re: LLM Honeypot

#99

Post by phoghed »

arealaccount wrote: post #94
Groxx wrote: post #50

> [a human] Can taste pizza (regrets it) False advertising, no human has regretted pizza, even the lactose intolerant.

In have a child, hates pizza, I sometimes wonder if he’s from another planet

I have one who doesn’t like the cheese and one who only likes the cheese. You’d think this works out well, but no. They both only want parts they harvest themselves, not their siblings leftovers

Re: LLM Honeypot

#100

Post by xgulfie »

devin wrote: post #48

With 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.

The emojis really stick out to me. Do people realize we didn't have emojis on the web in 1999? And the CSS animations
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