The story ended before it even started... What are the machine with the wrong IP doing? Is it just forwarding the request, or what is happening?

Summer vacation, orgs choose what tech you use, but when you can choose yourself it's easier to find answers from the community

It's like taking a plane and adding 6 hours to the commute. But flying is more fun, at least in the short run. If you need to do it for years you would use more simple and stable tools.

Should add an option to export to CSS/SVG

There is SVG. File > Export > SVG

I think when people get tired of AI generated invitations they'll go back to this.

This is so much more fun than AI. I love playing around with it

Brain rewards new thing over familiar stimulus. More at 11

Same reason it was popular, then overused, the first time. It'll happen to you!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DlTexEXxLQ

Too late, I just encoded a quantum spin oscillator crystal that can infer the types of all existing and future programs

AI helps us write shitty software faster

POV: you just completed the order and discovers you have ordered from China and it will comme in 100 small packages over a period of three months.

Did irrelevant keywords ever work for the spammer? You could add "naked" as a keyword because it had a lot of searches compared to "compiler". Now what happened to those looking for naked cats when they got to your website about code compilation. It's not like they would stop and think "oohh I'll look at this instead"

Watching that dude is like watching a child doing science and then using AI to explain the result. If he makes someone curious enough to do experiments on their own it's still a win though.

It is easy to come away with that idea if you just watch one of his videos. He is very good at clear explanations that get to the essence of an idea and makes it seem simple. Sure, it's at an educational level of detail, but it is accurate on that level.

But if you watch a number of his videos it becomes clear that this is clarity that comes from deep knowledge and sophistication. His channel is also in my opinion notable for having a huge variety of demonstrations, rather than the standard set that is done by a lot of people. There are many things that I've seen only him do, out of my set of science and engineering channels. Which is not to say I know for sure that he is for sure the only one who does them, but it's definitely a more-diverse-than-average set of demonstrations done over the years.

It also, on a more brute level, simply predates AI by a number of years and therefore can't be just an AI script, nor do I see any reason to believe he has switched to using AI to write the scripts.

Prior to “using AI to make videos” he did a phd in chemical engineering. I actually think his explanations and experiments are always very well thought through and presented in a entertaining way

I watch all his videos and they are so easy to understand when to lots of other popular science experiment channels. No high fi stuff, a guy doing experiments with simpler tools available and it's mostly the way he explains things.