This looks promising to me. I like the logo and the git commits definitely show they are crafting this. I wonder how can we identify ambitious, AI-assisted projects in a quick way.
A browser-based viewer for Office Open XML documents
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#12People critisize npm, but npm is widespread. Popularity does beat many other things.
Edit: Oops, did not notice it was AI slop generated. They really need to add disclaimers on top of such projects. That's really bad.
Re: A browser-based viewer for Office Open XML documents
#13People critisize npm, but npm is widespread. Popularity does beat many other things. Edit: Oops, did not notice it was AI slop generated. They really need to add disclaimers on top of such projects. That's really bad.
The top of the readme says it's written by AI
Re: A browser-based viewer for Office Open XML documents
#14appears to be vibe-coded to me
non one forces anyone to use something. just ignore and move on. The author had clearly stated that its 100% written by Claude and codex with proper prompting and spec document.
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#16This renders OOXML (Office Open XML), not to be confused with OpenOffice.org XML, standardised by ISO as OpenDocument Format.
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#18People critisize npm, but npm is widespread. Popularity does beat many other things. Edit: Oops, did not notice it was AI slop generated. They really need to add disclaimers on top of such projects. That's really bad.
Could you explain what part of it is slop?