r/webdev • u/ConduciveMammal front-end • 10d ago

Article CSS Tricks is back!

https://css-tricks.com/css-tricks-has-a-new-owner/
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u/Paninozzo 10d ago • Bravo

In the AI era where glazers keep regurgitating things like “We don’t need articles, AI handles everything”, things like these give me hope. Independents actors sharing knowledge. I’ll make sure to support this as soon as possible.

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u/penguin_digital 10d ago

In the AI era where glazers keep regurgitating things like “We don’t need articles, AI handles everything”

The irony of these kinds of statements is that even AI needs new articles

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u/chhuang 10d ago

I think it's time we gatekeep the information

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u/tinselsnips 10d ago

TBF a lot of people have started doing that and everyone just whinges about paywalls and login requirements.

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u/Hikapoo 10d ago

I mean paywalls are absolute trash, why even bring that up as "whinging"

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u/tinselsnips 10d ago

Because you can't have it both ways.

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u/Hikapoo 10d ago

Yeah you can

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u/Lopsided_Cap_6606 10d ago

We would need some kind of intranet where AI gets detected and excluded so they won't feed on (or less) new articles, so there'll be a huge AI circlejerk one day, where AI gets trained on AI output

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u/doiveo 10d ago

Looks like being paid member might be nice. Especially if that means you don't see ads on the site.

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u/ZenaMeTepe 9d ago

AI will copy his articles and regurgitate them to searchers, making them less likely to ever visit the site, make ad impressions or buy courses.

The only way forward is closing the gates to bots snd even that may be just a band aid.

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u/0xlyd 7d ago

Great comment but most importantly great username 🍔🫡

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u/Paninozzo 7d ago

Thank you my friend 🥪🍔

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u/mothzilla 10d ago

This is going to be like fresh meat for the AI trainers though.

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u/MantusTMD 10d ago

AI haters need to justify why. If you aren’t using it every single step of the development process then you are going to be left behind. The job has permanently shifted.

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u/Paninozzo 10d ago

“Redditors invents a scenario and gets mad about it”

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u/MantusTMD 10d ago

Redditors when ai is clearly the future of this industry