Feels like a mobile website that was never optimized for desktop usage.

Hail to the Thief is a goated album. The live album of HTTT performances that Radiohead released last year is a pretty great listen as well, band sounds like they're on fire.

> The smartphone tooked this further

Normally I'd laugh when I see a silly typo like that, but nowadays it's refreshing to see a thoughtfully human-written article with little imperfections here and there.

Mild grammar issues and typos used to annoy me; now I appreciate them as indications of real human connection.

That's why I have my LLM sprinkle some into "my" writing...

Just wait until people clue into this and start prompting their models to introduce typos on purpose.

> I haven't managed to really figure out what's the best way, but my latest thinking is really having boil down tasks to almost unit operations "add UI button, wire to Api call. End".

And at that point you might as well just code the thing yourself.

Just finished reading the README, it was refreshing to read something that wasn't generated by an LLM for a change.

That's correct, same person.

I understood that reference.

Not just a Futurama reference

Yeah I'm surprised they didn't mention Fire TV or even Alexa in addition to Kindle.

Not to mention, the typo in the word "equivalent".

I legit can't tell if this article is satire, or not.