Re:AI websites that design themselves
by wmeredith on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @02:25PM
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Is this an art project or self-parody? The site is completely broken and unusable in Chrome.
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Re:AI websites that design themselves
by aubreyjohnson on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @02:29PM
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Came here to comment specifically about that. I thought surely this was a joke.
Screenshot: http://d.pr/i/PQcW
Re:AI websites that design themselves
by Raphmedia on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @02:37PM
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Looks fine here. They have videos in the background, so perhaps they are blocked on your end.
Re:AI websites that design themselves
by aubreyjohnson on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @03:05PM
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The videos aren't the issue (they're loading fine), its that entire site's css seems to fail in Chrome.
Also the font they are serving from AWS throws a failed to load error.
Gif: http://d.pr/i/14DRl
The layout issue was due to interactions with Adblock Plus or other ad-blocking software, and has been fixed. Thanks!
What do you find broken?
I'm on chrome too, and the only outrageous thing I see is the rectangles that line the middle of the page, which don't seem to serve any real purpose...
Overall, I think "make img into useful background for a full-width div" is a useful feature but I won't pay $8/mo for it.
Re:AI websites that design themselves
by jkaunisv1 on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @02:40PM
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If it meant not having to crop, adjust color & exposure on product photos it would be worth more than $8/month for a lot of ecommerce sites. Drop in raw image files, a price and product description and get a well designed storefront? Sold.
AdBlock for Chrome completely destroys the layout. If I disable it for the page, it looks fine.
Had that same hypothesis, works great in Chrome for me; installed adblock, it explodes.
Fixed now.
Re:AI websites that design themselves
by wisienkas on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @02:38PM
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Using chrome, and it seems to fit perfectly really.
I think this is also a great idea especially because we use AI for way to less nowadays compared to what we actually should have learned about AI the last 50 years.
I thought the site was a self-referencing example, although comically bad. The price tag made me realize this wasn't just a fun experiment like I wanted it to be...
Re:AI websites that design themselves
by typicalbender on Wednesday October 08, 2014 @02:30PM
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It seems to work fine in Firefox but it is horribly broken in chrome as you said. They have a form for entering a CC number so my thought is this may in fact be real.
Yeah looks really bad on Chrome for me too. http://imgur.com/YP3AsUj