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>And it’s for the better, I think A strong reason to use llms today is accessing plain text information without needing to interface with someone else stupid c
by heliumtera 9mo ago
>And it’s for the better, I think
A strong reason to use llms today is accessing plain text information without needing to interface with someone else stupid css.
You really think the general sentiment around css is: yay things are improving?
another strong reason to use llms: no needing to write css anymore.
- 9dev 9mo agoI don’t care about the general sentiment when I state my personal opinion. There are definitely people who like CSS and the direction it moves to. And that being said: the ability to express something in a single CSS directive as opposed to a special incantation in JavaScript is an objective improvement, especially with LLMs.
- heliumtera 9mo agofair, you pointed well it was you opinion. general sentiment is quite relevant when discussing standards but maybe it was a mistake to reply to your comment and not address this point in parent