Here’s what Stitch did the second time around, basically ignoring most of what my prompt asked for

So as long as clients continue to trust professional designers to do their thing, I guess us devs will be ok. For now

For instance, I gave Lovable, Bolt and Stitch a prompt (designed by ChatGPT) for a simple business website:
- Lovable: crashed twice, then served up garbage.
- Bolt: designed something that looks exactly like a Bootstrap template, with very little imagination.
- Stitch: did ok, but still not great

I think the one thing we still have going for us as web folk is AI does a fairly shoddy job at designing websites. The code is ‘acceptable’ in most cases but I could design better UIs. And I’m not a designer

And all we really wanted was a horizontal rule in Apple Notes

It would be a dirty trick, but you could always create a paid add-on plugin just for classic users

Let me know when it’s done. I’ve been waiting to make a bestest-thing-ever fork of something

#typography nerds, let me know if you want a copy of this masterpiece

The only thing I can think of is building a web scraper, but this either involves hiring someone to build it for you, or spending many hours ‘maybe’ getting it to work in an automation app. Either way, not quick, and not painless

Eek, that’s a daunting task. Sorry, I don’t have any brilliant ideas for migrating it

Is your content available on the wayback machine? If not, that snapshot they provided you may have access to static pages of text. You’d still have to copy paste, but at least you’d have your content