Developer questions whether machine-readable web formats should've existed for humans
Hacker News·3mo·sunshine-o
A Hacker News discussion explores whether standardized, structured formats designed for LLMs (like /llm.txt) represent the web architecture humans actually needed all along. The thread surfaces a recurring frustration: web scraping and data extraction became necessary because the web was built for visual rendering, not semantic meaning.
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