Moon (2024)(ciechanow.ski)
78 pointsby simonebrunozzi2 hours ago9 comments
  • curuinor2 hours ago
    I sometimes say "in the style of Ciechanowski" to LLM presentations I make to myself to learn things, and it creates great JS visualizations. Is this plagiarism (... whatever it is) of the style of "in the style of ..." for art neural net models, do you all think? I don't share the things, I just use them for myself, but I sort of imagine sharing them and it may or may not be a great idea
    • micromacrofoot2 hours ago
      It's not plagiarism at all to openly do something new in the style of someone else, though it would be polite to provide a little credit if you feel like someone could mistake yours for theirs.
      • _carbyau_27 minutes ago
        The actual LLM benchmark - make a site as wonderful both in visual presentation and in code, while being as factually accurate as ciechanow.ski.

        If the LLM can create something that could be mistaken for that work, that's awesome.

    • Transformanshenan hour ago
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  • big_toastan hour ago
    (2024)

    They're always so detailed I've wondered why he doesn't put a Table of Contents, among other editorial decisions..

  • asdaqopqkq5 minutes ago
    Moon autism, nice
  • jjcm42 minutes ago
    Bartosz Ciechanowski really gave us a look at what the future of the web would look like. It seems like these kinda pages are the norm now with AI assisted dev, which I absolutely love. Fully interactive pages are so much more intuitive than static ones of the past. He has my thanks for ushering this in as a standard.
  • dangan hour ago
    Related:

    Moon - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42443229 - Dec 2024 (250 comments)

  • protealan hour ago
    One of my guilty pleasures in life is coming up with convincing conspiracy theories. A personal favorite of mine is flat moon theory - the idea that the moon is a thin disc, not a sphere. A surprising number of people struggle to provide convincing counter arguments. Next time I’ll link them this site!
    • tsukurimashou36 minutes ago
      how do you explain moon phases with a disk? also how would a thin disk have enough mass to pull water from the earth?
  • paulpauperan hour ago
    damn what an impressive side biz..520 paying Patreons for a site that updates basically once a year . An average of $10 means $5k/month. Even Gwern only has 1000 patrons, but they are not all paying and the subscription range is much smaller..
    • fragmede3 minutes ago
      Friend of a friend'a got a Substack with 50k followers at $10/month as a side gig and I'm like, wait what?
    • r053budan hour ago
      Almost 20 months since the last post
  • block_daggeran hour ago
    That’s no…oh wait, yes it is.
  • an hour ago
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