"Show HN: I asked [name of LLM tool] to generate the most generic Show HW entry"

Isn't it just the default slopcoded website design?

Yes. It is the clearest giveaway of a complete slop style site.

Working on making light mode, I'm more of a dark mode guy myself but I get it. Should be fixed shortly. MVPs don't give me time for much of a stylistic polish at this point.

Is this GPT? I'm trying to train myself to distinguish the different breeds.

Looks like very typical Claude Design output to me, though I could be wrong.

For what it's worth I don't have anything against the design. It's kind of like seeing Bootstrap websites everywhere when that was at its peak.

P.S. The hamburger menu icon overlaps with the site icon when the menu is open.

Yeah and it’s buggy on mobile

Sorry about that, the focus was desktop for now. It's definitely on my todo list.

Linux is a great FOSS alternative.

> What do you hope to accomplish by shamelessly lying?

YC funding.

> so are you not at least afraid of the lawsuits?

That will happen after the founders "successfully exited" so why would they care.

Might be worse because it takes time between designing the silicon and having the first usable chips. So they're outdated the moment they hit the market or even before that.

I mean are there even any reasons to buy a new phone?

If I compare the Pixel 6 Pro I'm using at the moment to current models, they are functionally identical. The only reason to upgrade might be getting a fresh battery and access to firmware updates.

Otherwise I'd be happy to continue using it for the next 10 years.

I only buy phones if the current one starts showing signs of deterioration, mostly battery.

I swear a midrange Chinese phone from 2017 would be enough for me in 2026 to read HN/Whatsapp and some Youtube.

Maybe by being something different than the regular slop on the HN front page. And just being a high quality article in general.

Or

4. Do a "successful exit" and let some other fool figure out how to make the company profitable.

Crazy that you're giving that advice away for free. You should be selling a course instead.