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A Periodic Map of Cheese

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Re: A Periodic Map of Cheese

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Post by flir »

ivaivanova wrote: post #4

Would love to learn more about how to put this together?

The "Fantasy, but the chemistry works" phrasing in the last box on the first tab makes me suspect chatbot input.

Which is a pity, because I like the exhaustive structure. I just can't trust it. But I guess if I was going to dive into inventing weird cheeses, I wouldn't start with a blog post anyway.

(It would be so easy to generate 50k "Periodic table of " pages and just throw them into the wild. The public internet really is cooked, isn't it).

Re: A Periodic Map of Cheese

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Post by yreg »

chakintosh wrote: post #13

I hate how I can now tell a website is made with claude within 2s of looking at it.

It looks good, but since the design is becoming so ubiquitous in the small personal projects space (elsewhere as well, but I think it is most noticeable here) it is also boring.

I've vibecoded a few websites for my own use that look very similar to this. If I designed them myself, I would (in those cases) not put up enough effort so they would be much less refined, but also less boring?

edit: The expand/collapse behaviour of the table cells is quite strange. So the design is not that okay, afterall.

Re: A Periodic Map of Cheese

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Post by yreg »

dust42 wrote: post #17
chakintosh wrote: post #13

I hate how I can now tell a website is made with claude within 2s of looking at it.

That website is so low effort that 2s is actually long to figure it out. Very sure that it is robot upvoted. Edit: I live in the cheese triangle, France - Switzerland - Italy.

Not everyone votes based on effort. The idea might be interesting to people and provoke discussion no matter how much time OP (?) spent creating it.

Re: A Periodic Map of Cheese

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Post by jrm4 »

I like how "soft to hard" makes sense as a gradient, which is often the flaw in new "periodic tables," but, for anyone who might know, does Cow to Reindeer make any sense here as a gradient? I'm guessing not?
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