[prplfsh]

I love how this is both hilarious and extremely well made. Great job!

And I'm gonna be honest, I kind of want to use a few of these components for real (the ASCII art is fantastic).

[pseudosavant]

Agreed. I am impressed by both the satire of this, and the very high-quality implementation. It is so well executed, that it is hard to laugh at the absurdity of the lemmings-like patterns modern AI start-ups have fallen into.

[phatskat]

At first I had a good chuckle of “this really encapsulates the tropes, even down to being React” and the more I scrolled through the components, it looks like a very serious library - lots of knobs to turn and consideration for various implementations!

[reactordev]

I was going to say that too. Some of these I definitely am guilty of. I have a few dozen that aren't on the list but it's a breath of fresh air to see it so well organized even though, we all know what it is :D fantastic job to the author(s).

[lizhang]

please share your few dozen components

[reactordev]

Why? They are silly gimmicks. You can easily prompt this.

Claude: “In react, make a full screen component that renders pixel squares that fade in and accumulate over a page component, taken as a target prop.”

Stupid crap like that. What’s cool is for those fullscreen tutorials or app walkthroughs, this works REALLY well to highlight the box on screen.

[reassess_blind]

The death of development, ladies and gentlemen.

[reactordev]

don't be so gloom. code that's more difficult than a zero-shot is worthy of sharing.

[apsurd]

or they can just prompt you for help.

[timcobb]

Yeah this is incredibly high quality (at least on the surface, who knows what's underneath). Great job authors.