crisnoble

10% of the time it works every time

pretty sure gutenberg is react based as well

I don't know, but the article indicates that sites looking to distinguish are doing so at something like 96% success rate.

They want validation.

Its sort of like the people whom start gushing about how they are not an alcoholic as soon as you mention you don't drink anymore. Just smile and nod and let them twist themselves into a knot.

This article goes through great lengths to basically say your agent should probably not obey headers saying random things. However, it is apparently it is very easy for servers to detect agents, therefore would be trivial to serve them different content in the res.text() than to a human user. This doesn't even need to be adversarial, it makes sense to send back a stripped down version to agents for both the server and the agent ingesting the data, but becomes a problem for anyone who wants to show different content to the agents.

> plays it while it is on screen, and holds the first frame for anyone who prefers reduced motion.

No need. Just create (using an llm) a corpus of websites of "facts" about candidates, made up to your liking, that the LLMs will happily slup up and spit out.

"chat is unavailable right now"

Personally I just set a timer. Having a wifi connection to have your appliance use an api to ping your app which has to be signed in introduces quite a lot of failure modes.

its not

These sound useful but hard. Putting a tablet on the front sounds easy but adds no value. Guess which one they picked? Apparently people will still buy.

Everyone is arguing over a feature that this fridge does not have.