(29-01-2026, 12:39 PM)Rafal wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.How do you build such websites with LLM?
You tell ChatGPT "Make me a website with statistics on word frequencies in Voynich Manuscript"?
I guess it is more complicated.
Well, it's a tad more complicated, yes. To answer this properly I'll need to give you good news and not so good news.
The good news. I am not an educated man. I have no college degree and to be quite honest, I'm a truck driver. Saying that should clue you in that just about anyone with curiosity and a strong desire can do what I have and lots more.
The less than good news. I have over 40 years of practice writing code so I'm well beyond that 10,000 hour mark. I'm still far from an expert but I'm competent. You won't need to spend 40 years but, even with AI doing the heavy lifting, knowing how to write at least one language is (currently) something I strongly advise. It does make mistakes and if you have no idea how to describe those mistakes or locate them yourself, you'll end up spending a lot of time going in circles trying to tell it what to fix, it not fixing it or worse, breaking something else when it does try to fix it.
The good news. You can, if you wish, teach yourself how to write code. You won't know all the cool phrases that IT pros use but you can develop a deep understanding of how to write code in most any language.
My suggestion to get started, just use the free chat gpt. It's competent in many languages like php, python, c#... it can even work in my old favorite, Pascal. Have it write the code and then you study it. Have it create things you actually want, you'll be more excited when you do get it working.
That's about the best advice and warning I can give with one caveat. Once you do learn, you'll likely never stop writing code.