Hey HN, I spent a few hours to create a method of automatically translating our website into any language with GPT-3. All the code and prompts are available for anyone to try the same method.
If anyone has any questions or suggestions then I'd love to hear them!
Sure I understand the bug, but when that service is also a DNS provider then it should understand that when I change the DNS record to $bar then I don't want it to route to $foo any more.
Thanks for the reply! I figured from this thread that it wasn't anything malicious from Gitbook's side and more of a Cloudflare bug, so it's good to hear your explanation!
Edit: Oh also, I did remove the domain from Gitbook so you should really remove it at that point no?
The A records that you've gotten to are unrelated to Gitbook and there are no 302 redirects on our side. As far as I understand it's some internal redirect happening in Cloudflare's network.
Try doing a curl on the domain that's returned by the CNAME and comparing it to a curl on the original URL. I agree it makes no sense so I don't blame you for assuming it's nonsense.
There's a redirect happening somewhere but it ain't from the web server listed on the DNS record.
I think that you're right, it's related to Cloudflare's SaaS SSL product [1].
I'm totally ignorant of how it works but I guess that because everything is taking place within Cloudflare's network they're not hitting the DNS record after it's initially set up, they're just routing the traffic internally.
We get ~50% of traffic from ChatGPT now, unfortunately a large amount of the features it says we have are made up.
I really don't want to get into a state of ChatGPT-Driven-Development as I imagine that will be never ending!
[1]: https://x.com/JamesIvings/status/1929755402885124154