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Author here! Grateful for the kind words, human communities like HN really hit differently when you spend the whole day chatting with sycophantic and bullshitti

by Labo333 21d ago

Author here! Grateful for the kind words, human communities like HN really hit differently when you spend the whole day chatting with sycophantic and bullshitting agents (including to make this page). I'm currently adding a search bar as well as increasing the data to 1000 PR per day. A nice thing that is not obvious on the main page is that the dataset and analysis are updated daily using Github Actions (at least when they don't suffer from an outage ^^). I find it pretty cool to be able to build such apps without a "backend"!

ricardobeat 21d ago
Nice work. I would suggest rewriting your README with Gemini, the most human of them, so it doesn't read exactly like the thing you are pointing at: https://github.com/louisabraham/load-bearing https://github.com/louisabraham/load-bearing
- thoughtpeddler 21d ago
  Agree with rewriting with Gemini, but I'd characterize its output as very "neutral" and "encyclopedic", rather than "human" (contra Claude which is as of recent models "trying-too-hard-to-be-human"-sounding).
- Philpax 21d ago
  leaving the README like this is a good bit, though
- dmd 21d ago
  Sol is pretty OK too. https://3e.org/private/comparison.html https://3e.org/private/comparison.html
  - kingstnap 20d ago
    Man that claude writing is bad. Really bad.
udbhavs 21d ago
Very cool! I'm trying to understand the graph, so the bottom-most section seems to be the cluster identifying Claude written PRs. What are the other 7, any reason there are 8 in total? I've been scraping instagram posts recently to identify AI misinformation accounts that all repost each other's carousels and get hundreds of thousands of likes in engagement. Thinking of ways to present it and your dashboard looks very helpful. Did you experiment with any other types of visualizations before deciding on a stacked area chart for the clusters?
- Labo333 21d ago
  no reason for 8 clusters! I did experiment and a stacked chart seemed the most clear, with the important cluster at the bottom.
SalariedSlave 21d ago
Great work, thanks for sharing! The design is really impressive. Beautiful and dense, yet very understandable. How did you come up with this particular design? It's really nice and everything fits, the colors, the layout, all of it. Were you inspired by anything in particular? I feel like this reminds me of something, but I don't remember what exactly.
- alwa 21d ago
  I agree with you, I really like OP's design choices, even more so amidst the flood of Claude-Generic these days. Although Claude just can't resist those little muted-toned ui-monospace small-caps... It reminds me of Neue Grafik/Swiss Style, and Vignelli: https://designreviewed.com/series/neue-grafik-new-graphic-design-graphisme-actuel/ https://designreviewed.com/series/neue-grafik-new-graphic-de... https://www.printmag.com/featured/swiss-style-principles-typefaces-designers/ https://www.printmag.com/featured/swiss-style-principles-typ... https://www.designculture.it/interview/massimo-vignelli.html https://www.designculture.it/interview/massimo-vignelli.html https://andrewclark.co.uk/all-media/the-vignelli-canon https://andrewclark.co.uk/all-media/the-vignelli-canon
- Labo333 21d ago
  Thank you! I asked Claude for a few original designs, then iterated a lot for the UI. It called this design "Rasterfeld", which is a word that means "field of grids", a term used in swiss design https://docs.mew.design/blog/swiss-design-style/ https://docs.mew.design/blog/swiss-design-style/ as @alwa said. The 3 primary colors refer more to pop art and Bauhaus. I'm really eager for a nice book about "design" that would document all those styles, if someone has a recommendation.
Labo333 21d ago
Thank you all for the feedback! I added the search bar, increased the data to 1000 PR a day (more than 50M words total) and added a feature to explore the other clusters as well. I hope the page is not getting cluttered.
Printytron 21d ago
Amen!
foremerge 21d ago
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by Labo333 21d ago

ricardobeat 21d ago

Nice work. I would suggest rewriting your README with Gemini, the most human of them, so it doesn't read exactly like the thing you are pointing at: https://github.com/louisabraham/load-bearing https://github.com/louisabraham/load-bearing

thoughtpeddler 21d ago
Agree with rewriting with Gemini, but I'd characterize its output as very "neutral" and "encyclopedic", rather than "human" (contra Claude which is as of recent models "trying-too-hard-to-be-human"-sounding).
Philpax 21d ago
leaving the README like this is a good bit, though
dmd 21d ago
Sol is pretty OK too. https://3e.org/private/comparison.html https://3e.org/private/comparison.html
- kingstnap 20d ago
  Man that claude writing is bad. Really bad.

udbhavs 21d ago

Very cool! I'm trying to understand the graph, so the bottom-most section seems to be the cluster identifying Claude written PRs. What are the other 7, any reason there are 8 in total? I've been scraping instagram posts recently to identify AI misinformation accounts that all repost each other's carousels and get hundreds of thousands of likes in engagement. Thinking of ways to present it and your dashboard looks very helpful. Did you experiment with any other types of visualizations before deciding on a stacked area chart for the clusters?

Labo333 21d ago
no reason for 8 clusters! I did experiment and a stacked chart seemed the most clear, with the important cluster at the bottom.

SalariedSlave 21d ago

Great work, thanks for sharing! The design is really impressive. Beautiful and dense, yet very understandable. How did you come up with this particular design? It's really nice and everything fits, the colors, the layout, all of it. Were you inspired by anything in particular? I feel like this reminds me of something, but I don't remember what exactly.

alwa 21d ago
I agree with you, I really like OP's design choices, even more so amidst the flood of Claude-Generic these days. Although Claude just can't resist those little muted-toned ui-monospace small-caps... It reminds me of Neue Grafik/Swiss Style, and Vignelli: https://designreviewed.com/series/neue-grafik-new-graphic-design-graphisme-actuel/ https://designreviewed.com/series/neue-grafik-new-graphic-de... https://www.printmag.com/featured/swiss-style-principles-typefaces-designers/ https://www.printmag.com/featured/swiss-style-principles-typ... https://www.designculture.it/interview/massimo-vignelli.html https://www.designculture.it/interview/massimo-vignelli.html https://andrewclark.co.uk/all-media/the-vignelli-canon https://andrewclark.co.uk/all-media/the-vignelli-canon
Labo333 21d ago
Thank you! I asked Claude for a few original designs, then iterated a lot for the UI. It called this design "Rasterfeld", which is a word that means "field of grids", a term used in swiss design https://docs.mew.design/blog/swiss-design-style/ https://docs.mew.design/blog/swiss-design-style/ as @alwa said. The 3 primary colors refer more to pop art and Bauhaus. I'm really eager for a nice book about "design" that would document all those styles, if someone has a recommendation.

Labo333 21d ago

Thank you all for the feedback! I added the search bar, increased the data to 1000 PR a day (more than 50M words total) and added a feature to explore the other clusters as well. I hope the page is not getting cluttered.

Printytron 21d ago

Amen!

foremerge 21d ago

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