Wow, it's almost as long as the Every UUID V4 or Every Floating Point Number pages.

"And in tonight's news, the worldwide CRM solution Salesforce had a global outage affecting one hundred percent of its customer base. We interviewed users of the service to find out the scope of the impact. Everyone agreed that they were impacted, but strangely, nobody could describe _in what way_ they were affected."

Something that’s both civilised and representative of the future. Stratagema? Or Mornington Crescent?

I usually reach for Verschlimmbesserung [1] to describe that.

[1] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Verschlimmbesserung

Ah, good old v17g!

Unfortunately YouTube captures the full set of extremes and everything in between, so I don't think it's fair to label the entire thing a cesspit of stupidity.

For every MrBeast there's a 3Blue1Brown. For every recycled clip from a well-known TV series uploaded purely to drive ad revenue for a bot-controlled channel there's a fine art restoration video showing a very niche process with a real, skilled human behind it.

And so on.

> For every MrBeast there's a 3Blue1Brown.

The average seems to be shifting rapidly towards slop though

Even with a curated subscription feed it’s getting pretty rough

slop-detect.com gets an A+ 0/100 when given its own domain to analyse. Interesting.

An interesting catch!

Maybe it suffices to make this pre-title "the ai-design-slop fingerprint · defs 2026.09" lowercase.

In any case, from what I see what is AI aesthetics on the website: pre-title and horizontal lines.

Or, in French, Lambdeux.

That also sounds like a good french name for Binary Lamda Calculus.

"Lambda" is from Greek, so plural would be something like "Lambdada".

Perhaps that company failed because it chose to port things to Rust and not because of Rust itself? Or any other number of reasons that survivorship bias might be mistaking.

Lol, so Rust is perfect until you actually try to do something with it.

I emphasised too much in that comment perhaps. I was going for because it chose to port things, meaning that maybe that company wasted time working on porting things instead of working on things needed to survive.

> Two kinds of purchases are possible: one-time purchases and subscriptions.

I’m surprised they’re not charging on a $/GB saved model.