> If the author didn't do this for themselves - to learn, to show off their skills - then why bring it to life?

Why not?

What if the person just wanted to see if it could be done and how it would look like, but wasn’t interested in the nitty-gritty bits in between?

There’s so much elitism and “you can’t sit with us” energy here that I feel like I just lost 4 decades of my life just reading this—and not in a good way.

Yeah, there certainly is AI slop. But there’s also very good uses of AI. So how about we stop shaming people for just building things they wanted to build using the tools at their disposal?

> But now, it isn't, so is it still something we ought to celebrate?

Why isn’t it? Don’t “having an idea and acting on it” count anymore? You guys seem so utterly insecure it’s depressing.