Show HN: What happens when you load a webpage (Interactive)

- Added to my stier list of bookmarks, one of these days i am going to post on HN saying these are the greatest learning resources on the planet that I have accumulated over the years

- stier is no joke. it has to explain something in a way that even a 5 yr old understands with animations and visualizations

- the information quality of stier in my criteria has to be top tier, no mistakes no nothing

- here are some of my stier bookmarks

- https://radarlaboratory.com/ teaches you how radar works

- https://nandgame.com/ is game that encourages you to build a computer from scratch like literally from transistor level

- https://shader-learning.com/ exercises to learn how shaders work

- https://timmastny.com/blog/visualizing-cpu-pipelining/ shows you cpu works under the hood

- i have 1000s of such resources, 1000s gotta share em on HN one day

"Press Play to scrub"

This is not what "scrub" means, to my knowledge.

Wow, jargon acronym soup. I guess this is targeting people that already know the entire stack.

Assuming this is AI slop given how close its layout, design, "break down a single concept" content is to another similar link today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47967508 and usual LLM tells in the language.

If you can't be bothered to write it, why should anyone care to read it?

Your /frontend-design is showing

Looks less interactive than the actual browser debug tools... How does this help anyone? Looks like slop, why is it on front page?

I can now use ChatGPT or Claude to get curated and customized info on "how to do X" and "how does X work". Do you think people would still reference individual toolkits, guides etc?