On mobile when the "The newest models, like [...]" text has a longer name the whole page jumps down a line to accommodate it.
I'm sure it looks very fancy on desktop, but I am unable to read any more than this.
FlannelTornado•1d ago
This is the nature of the AI slop future where UI/UX doesn’t matter anymore. People just deal with it.
Mobile-first is dead
jrks11o•1d ago
It doesn’t matter since it’ll just be replaced by more slop later
soco•14h ago
I'm so happy mobile-first is dead. You have two platforms, so build for two platforms - they have different paradigms and doing anything xy-first will break the other.
lucasmartinic•18h ago
thanks for the feedback, just tested on my samsung, but smaller screens might be affected, fixing now
pimlottc•1d ago
The page keeps “stuttering” and stuffing up or down by a small amount
lucasmartinic•18h ago
thanks for the feedback, I think this is happening on smaller screen phones, I have a samsung. will fix
inhumantsar•1d ago
neat idea but the pay-to-win aspect kind of kills any pretense of this being about the prompt.
it's pretty much guaranteed that the winner will be someone using fable or sol and the budget to let it churn for hours on end.
lucasmartinic•18h ago
fair, TBH I'm curious to see the results, that's an assumption and that's why the models are sealed until after jury decides winners (jury will not see what models were used)
In the future, I would like to try to get sponsored credits so everyone can just use the same frontier model.
gepeake•8h ago
No rule against making the prompt the source? i.e. develop locally and then just have your prompt be, "Write the following, verbatim to app.js ```code```"?
bcraven•1d ago
I'm sure it looks very fancy on desktop, but I am unable to read any more than this.
FlannelTornado•1d ago
jrks11o•1d ago
soco•14h ago
lucasmartinic•18h ago