Here's a sample of the site's headers. Note the heavy reliance on slop marketing-speak (rule of 3, X not Y, etc.).
"Compressed, not lobotomized."
"Dense, resident, yours."
"Local frontier inference, narrow on purpose."
"ds4 hardware fit: local, streamed and distributed."
The whole site says nothing with so many words. It's also got all the hallmarks of a typical vibe-coded web site (small all-caps text, highly sectioned content, silly animations). Why do people do this? It doesn't impress. In a few years, we'll look back on sites like this like we look at geocities sites today.
"Compressed, not lobotomized."
"Dense, resident, yours."
"Local frontier inference, narrow on purpose."
"ds4 hardware fit: local, streamed and distributed."
The whole site says nothing with so many words. It's also got all the hallmarks of a typical vibe-coded web site (small all-caps text, highly sectioned content, silly animations). Why do people do this? It doesn't impress. In a few years, we'll look back on sites like this like we look at geocities sites today.