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Also Quote shouldn't kill himself BUT he should step down and never take power again obviously. Maybe even leave the soysphere for a bit
 
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did they own the heckin' bigots
 
I am researching the C# Claude theory, and found a couple of interesting information.
https://soybooru.com/assets/entries/src_pages_booru_upload.BCLbBEKu.js
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Download Screenshot 2026-06-01 at 4.49.35 PM.png | LimeWire (https://limewire.com/d/pWBOU#k1efB5Eyei)
SoyBooru is licensed, apparently. The ISC license is copyleft, but allows proprietary software.

A lot of the HTML code, specifically on the login page, sucks dogshit.
Rule of thumb when it comes to writing HTML is to NOT overuse the <div> element, nor have an element with six gorillion children. Screenshot taken from SoyBooru's register page.
Download Screenshot 2026-06-01 at 5.02.09 PM.png | LimeWire (https://limewire.com/d/LX3LK#g13IhtIFOU)
 
I am researching the C# Claude theory, and found a couple of interesting information.
https://soybooru.com/assets/entries/src_pages_booru_upload.BCLbBEKu.js
ISC license - Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISC_license)
Download Screenshot 2026-06-01 at 4.49.35 PM.png | LimeWire (https://limewire.com/d/pWBOU#k1efB5Eyei)
SoyBooru is licensed, apparently. The ISC license is copyleft, but allows proprietary software.

A lot of the HTML code, specifically on the login page, sucks dogshit.
Rule of thumb when it comes to writing HTML is to NOT overuse the <div> element, nor have an element with six gorillion children. Screenshot taken from SoyBooru's register page.
Download Screenshot 2026-06-01 at 5.02.09 PM.png | LimeWire (https://limewire.com/d/LX3LK#g13IhtIFOU)
The site appears to be stylized using Tailwind CSS.
 
I am researching the C# Claude theory, and found a couple of interesting information.
https://soybooru.com/assets/entries/src_pages_booru_upload.BCLbBEKu.js
ISC license - Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISC_license)
Download Screenshot 2026-06-01 at 4.49.35 PM.png | LimeWire (https://limewire.com/d/pWBOU#k1efB5Eyei)
SoyBooru is licensed, apparently. The ISC license is copyleft, but allows proprietary software.

A lot of the HTML code, specifically on the login page, sucks dogshit.
Rule of thumb when it comes to writing HTML is to NOT overuse the <div> element, nor have an element with six gorillion children. Screenshot taken from SoyBooru's register page.
Download Screenshot 2026-06-01 at 5.02.09 PM.png | LimeWire (https://limewire.com/d/LX3LK#g13IhtIFOU)
It's not exactly a theory that the site is wholly vibecoded
 
I mean he still says it's vibecoded, he just provides slightly more detail (that apparently Ronald coded it using Claude)
It does look like Claude made it. You catch tiny little things that differentiate one language model from the other when you work with or around them often. GPT tends to use a lot of emojis and clear, bubbly UIs that look like storefronts a lot of the time. Claude in contrast tends to look more professional, it uses darker colors and a lot of animations often.
 
I pretty much pinned the redesign as vibe coded the second it dropped.
 
It does look like Claude made it. You catch tiny little things that differentiate one language model from the other when you work with or around them often. GPT tends to use a lot of emojis and clear, bubbly UIs that look like storefronts a lot of the time. Claude in contrast tends to look more professional, it uses darker colors and a lot of animations often.
It is also berry buggy and even a monkey like myself can see some of the vulnerabilities the AI coding introduced
 
Claude sucks tons of dick for mobile applications btw. I tried to get it to do something with an app i'm working on last Friday and it kept using dependencies so old that the project didn't even run. In the end I ran out of tokens and it was actually faster to just do it myself.
 
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