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armcat • today at 2:35 PM • 5 replies • view on HN

Completely random, but I was inspecting the source code for their Omni 1.2 Flash web page, and there are insane amount of newlines. There are seven newlines between the first line and the DOCTYPE. There are huge amount of newlines between each section. What did they use to generate this website?


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citrin_ru • today at 3:06 PM

Enterprise websites tend to have very complicated content generation systems with little care about performance (including html/css/js size). What's hypocritical is that Google penalizes in SERP sites which have poor performance score yet Google's own sites are far from exemplary.

origini • today at 2:41 PM

Enterprise websites have often enough this issue.

they might have a composer layer which loads certain components (transparent to you) with and without authentication and mixing different backend sources.

Then they might have templating engines and frameworks.

Sometimes they just don't care but lets be honest: a few new lines are a few bytes.

But the most critical pages go through optimizers for traffic

amelius • today at 3:02 PM

It's the watermarking of the AI they used :)

LoganDark • today at 2:41 PM

Kebab