Show HN: PeriodicTableOfElements.org

(periodictableofelements.org)

20 points | by nadermx 5 hours ago

5 comments

  • thirtygeo 3 minutes ago
    Needs this! Highly relevant for us geochemists

    https://railsback.org/PT.html#Popups

  • zarzavat 1 hour ago
    Every Show HN should come with an AI disclosure detailing exactly how much AI was used to create it. It's not that using AI is bad per se, but I don't want to be a human critiquing an AI's work, it's hard to respond if I don't know who/what built it.
    • LVB 22 minutes ago
      It’s funny… my initial reaction to your comment was that it’s a bit persnickety to expect that. However, I’m coming around to agreeing. I recently spent a non-trivial amount of time responding to a PR into one of my projects. I did have a sense it was mostly AI, but the changes were reasonable with a bit of adjustment. Wrote some feedback and guidance for the first time contributor and bam, they closed the PR, haven’t heard back.
    • aeternum 1 hour ago
      Every Show HN should come with a disclosure detailing exactly how much compiler was used to create it.

      I mean it's not that using compilers is bad, it's just that those who use them aren't real coders.

      • drawfloat 2 minutes ago
        Nobody said anything about “real coders”.

        But yes, people generally do not review and comment on compiled code. If your source is written by AI, why is it a surprise people might be hesitant to spend their time reviewing what it produced?

      • camillomiller 2 minutes ago
        you’re dialectically better than this.
      • cronelius 1 hour ago
        false equivalence
  • dddgghhbbfblk 42 minutes ago
    The tap interaction is a bit janky on mobile.
  • hyperhello 2 hours ago
    Where did you get the information in the table? I’m aware there are many open sources, I’m asking where you copied from.
  • minsung0830 1 hour ago
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