I found it not just to lead to embellishment, but (1) the problems it did flag mostly would be caught by minimal testing; whereas (2) it regularly missed deeper problems. For an example of the latter: using TanStack (React Query) api caching, you have different data shapes for infinite scroll vs non infinite scroll. There were circumstances were an app confused them. Typescript had nothing to say. Nominal typing easily handles these cases and, ime, caught more actual problems.

It's just... immensely self-aggrandizing nonsense. The subhed

> “Preface to the highest stakes negotiations in history.”

Like come on. The cuban missile crisis, for starters? Bro needs to calm tf down.

And for their kids sick and tired of trying to help them fix Window's incompetence. You're into Dell for at least $800 for anything approaching an actually usable laptop. This is definitely my mom's next laptop.

I also got the attractive asian women definitely not wearing construction clothing demonstrating automated pipe welding machines.

The worst is when you accidentally click one of the manosphere/incel videos, then get a stream of them afterwards.

most websites, particularly those behind cloudflare, are very restrictive even to crawlers that obey robots. Proof: a ton of my time over the last year, and my crawlers very carefully obey robots.

It's hard to see how this isn't extorting folks by offering a working solution that, oh, cloudflare doesn't block. As long as you pay Cloudflare.

Perhaps I'm overly cynical, but I'd be quite surprised if cloudflare subjected their own headless browsing to the same rules the rest of the internet gets.