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Most of the web now is like that article.
AI has a role in turning pages and pages of text into one sentence.
It took me 3 hours to think and write that article. Maybe you wouldn't call it AI generated if it was actually AI generated.
I appreciate you taking time out to write that. I enjoyed reading it, I think what the parent comment was trying to offer as criticism is that it ended sort of abruptly. I was hoping for a couple more paragraphs on either examples of modern sites or platforms that don’t overly rely on js or a way for end users to use these sites loading only the bare minimum js.
I could just google that information but I was enjoying your point of view. Anyway that’s just my 2 cents
Thanks! You're right, I should have given some examples like reddit.com is too slow on low end hardware, and how amazon.com loads faster than aliexpress.com for not relying too much on JavaScript. But I thought anyone could 'sense' which website has more javascript, but I was wrong.
Right now it's generally used the other way round.
Much like conservatives think someone who talks a lot with conviction is right.
Only if what they're saying is bigoted or a scam.