Catholic Theology and Code

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bigyabai · 1h ago

Quite a lot of AI codesmell. Random green loading bar top-left, weird carousel margin, mixed square/circle buttons, abusing CSS gradients and shadows, inconsistent page margins...

Feels like I'm opening the Doc of the Covenant in here.

noidesto · 1h ago

> This site was created with human vision and AI assistance.

Nothing to be surprised of.

bediger4000 · 23m ago

I'll admit that this might be part of the profound mysteries of Catholic Theology, but the "browse all concepts" page, https://theologyandcode.com/concepts, showed me 12 concepts on buttons, and also claimed to show me "25 of 26 concepts". It is a profound mystery as to why counting is so difficult.

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Catholic Theology and Code

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