I don't know, I've noticed this in the right as well. I think there's always some degree of purity-testing to any community, though I agree there is more on the current (radical?) progressive end than average.
It tells you what average quality to expect, and to look out for beginner-level mistakes and straight up lying accompanied with fine bits of code. Not sure why you wouldn't want that context.
This all reads, to put it politely, like it's being written by someone who is not all there and being convinced by letting AI write everything that they have a coherent idea. Or just trying to put a bunch of buzzwords together to get people to buy something. Do you have any code or actual demos of "your" "work" to share? Your homepage's "See It in Action" section is just more AI slop articles in video form.
"NSFW stands for "Not Safe For Work" (or "Not Suitable For Work"), an internet abbreviation used as a warning label for explicit, graphic, or suggestive content. It indicates that material—typically involving nudity, pornography, or violence—is inappropriate for viewing in professional or public environments"
Again, I'm still scratching my head about why I would be posting NSFW content on an AI ...
I could at least understand sharing some NSFW content for shits and giggles with a colleague, but ... an AI?
Are you using AI to create NSFW content? If so, I repeat, fair enough, I should be able to create what you want (within reasonable reason), but beyond that, all that power and ... that's your AI stumbling block?
I find there are 2 AI camps. People that use the chatbots for NSFW, writing, creative writing, research, text stuff, researching clothes, movies, methods for life, cleaning, therapy bots.
And here on HN where its only code and claude code.
By design. Activists and left-wingers in general enjoy losing and being underdogs and infighting constantly
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