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Financial Times has my favourite: https://www.ft.com/404 https://www.ft.com/404 A range of spurious economic explanations for why they couldn't serve the page.
by HPsquared 3y ago
Financial Times has my favourite: https://www.ft.com/404 https://www.ft.com/404
A range of spurious economic explanations for why they couldn't serve the page.
- nerdjon 3y agoWhat is interesting, until you called it out I did not look past the beginning and I wondered... why is this impressive? It just kinda blends in like many other sites have a site map on the 404. That is well done, simple but a good fun if you look at it for more than a couple seconds.
- nashashmi 3y agoAnd probably the reason why no one at FT blinked an eye and said "you can't have fun on our site like this because it is very unprofessional"
- deltarholamda 3y agoThat is hilarious.
- FredPret 3y agoOut of all the fun 404 pages, this is the best I've seen
- btbuildem 3y agoIt's like they're calling themselves out.. delicious
- ijijijjij 3y agothey didn't ask LLMs yet?
- tumidpandora 3y agoFun crash course in economics while you're looking for a missing page
- jimbokun 3y agoI learned so much about economic systems!
- alexb_ 3y agoThis is extremely awesome, love this
- olddustytrail 3y agoI particularly like: "Liquidity traps We injected some extra money into the technology team but there was little or no interest so they simply kept it, thus failing to stimulate the page economy." As I imagine tech teams across the world thinking, "Wait! We could have just kept the money?!"
- unkulunkulu 3y agoOk, you win! I gave up at some point and started scrolling impulsively to check if this is an infinite feed generated by some llm query. Turns out it was finite.