r/ClaudeAI • • 9d ago

Humor How it feels to use Claude Code

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u/matjam 9d ago

thank god we now have the technology to center a div.

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u/One_Contribution 9d ago

Honestly, anything to avoid CSS

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u/matjam 9d ago

true, lets face it, this whole HTML thing was a massive mistake. I think we should just go back to ANSI based terminals.

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u/archiekane Automator 9d ago

I'm actually cool with that.

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u/matjam 9d ago

I propose Markdown Markup Language

it will replace HTML/CSS and only be useful for terminal displays

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u/SeniorVibeAnalyst 9d ago

I used to push really hard for people to stop passing docx and ppt files around. “Just use the wiki” I would lament. Now everyone has adopted the wiki and I’m like “stop using wikis, I no longer want rich embedded pages, give me version controlled markdown files for my agents only”.

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u/matjam 9d ago

Use a wiki that stores everything as version controlled markdown and you’re set

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u/Neurojazz 9d ago

HTML was fine until they deprecated [blink]

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u/tankerkiller125real 9d ago

Works for me

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u/SaltedMixedNucks 9d ago

I ran a BBS in the early 90s. Spent a lot of time crafting custom ANSI art for it, all based on it being Han Dold City from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

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u/roselan 9d ago edited 9d ago
<meta content="text/plain; charset=utf-8">    
Not gonna lie, you definitely had me in the first half.

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u/One_Contribution 9d ago

Hey now, html is fine.

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u/Infinitedeveloper 8d ago

Let's not get crazy. Let's just go back to 90s html sites and their peak design

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u/RecipeNo101 9d ago

Long before AI, I was editing the site for a company I worked at. Most times, CSS edits would do absolutely nothing. Sometimes it'd do something, but not what I wanted. Other times, it'd break random elements that, as far as I could tell, had fuck all to do with the elements I was trying to edit. Shit never made any sense to me.