Great call out on the guardrails actually making this not a good use case to test for vulnerabilities.

Clicked on the demo, and was immediately transported back to middle school trying to hack the marquee scroll.

Well, lads, 10 laps, been a day, going to sleep.

One doesn't simply vibe code into Mordor!(but seriously love this)

LOL

Reminds me of a Rosenfeld book "Make It So: Interaction Design Lessons from Science Fiction." Sci-fi is able to push interface design because they're unconstrained... It's been a while, so I need to dust off.

Amazed this is being discussed! I’ve only consumed hacker news via rss for maybe 15 years and I guess I didn’t know there was another way to read it at this point :)

SwissMiss https://feeds2.feedburner.com/Swissmiss

I still check https://www.swiss-miss.com/ to this day, more of this please!

It let out one last valiant puff of smoke after it succumbed to load.

Thanks, we merged that thread into this one.

Edit: we created a new copy of this submission at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45252817 and moved the comments there.

Re; "moved ... comments"

I'm suddenly randomly curious about the backend (or frontend?) tools y'all folks use to do this sorta thing here on HN (and to manage the site in general). Is it web-based like the site itself, or CLI? GUI even? I presume the whole thing is mostly database-driven "under the hood" like a lotta these kinda sites, yeah?

As an ex-web designer, it's always fascinated me; the many different approaches people have come up with to managing various web properties, despite the core similarities underlying them all.

Check out the CMU history of the DB class, Andy Pavlo is an amazing teacher and you really get a feel for DBs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWS8LEQAUVc&ab_channel=CMUDa... same class from 5 years ago is great because he's like well I can't get in my hotel room so I'll just record from the street https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdW5RKUboKc&t=797s&ab_channe.... Tons of good videos to go through on their youtube channel.

Thanks a ton!