It's absolutely free and open source, no need to bash it like this.

I certainly don't feel entitled to anybody's effort, and I appreciate the project itself!

It's just these flashy LLM-generated webpages are really misleading.

It's filled with attention-grabbing LLM-filler. It presents itself as high-effort content, but in reality is unclear if it's accurate, unclear how much the author even put into READING the content they're asking me to read, and overall just really unclear what parts of the page are important to the author and what are just stuff the LLM inserted into a marketing card to make it look like a SaaS sales pitch.

Try it and see

Well, that's just against traditions.

And that's totally fine :)

Nice that you discovered LLM, welcome.

But next time, keep your findings for a thread related to the topic of LLM wonders, not when it's unrelated, such as chopsticks.

Sheeet, seen quite a few people do it (not sure if Japanese or another culture) and just ingrained it as proper (just like slurping is in Japan). Gotta rethink that, lol.

How is it underrated when it is heavily used for literally anything, even when it makes no sense to be used?

I'd say it is actually overrated.

P.S. This running on your browser doesn't change its computational needs of the work done locally on your side. So, if it runs, either you have a beefy GPU or it doesn't actually need one.

I imagine this comment being satirical but, given the audience, also not.

It is not and let's not be silly now.

I'm surprised this article made you realise this now.