LooksMapping

This CSS provides styling for a "LooksMapping" application, focusing on displaying search results alongside a map. Key elements include: * **Result Display:** Styles divs for search results, including hover effects, pin icons, name (with ellipsis for overflow), and score. Links are styled with underlines. * **Responsiveness:** Adapts the layout for smaller screens by stacking the sidebar and map vertically, adjusting heights, modifying search box width, and displaying a logo. Mobile specific changes: removes blur effect, makes sidebar overflow-scrollable, and adds a border to city bar. It also hides map controls on smaller screens. * **Modals:** Includes styling for mobile modals and a backdrop overlay for user input or info. * **Map Controls:** Styles map controls like pan and zoom buttons, including shadows and positioning. User drag is disabled on map control images. It also include map mode selectors with legends for various map modes.

LooksMapping.com, a project that uses AI to rate restaurants based on the attractiveness of their customers using profile pictures from reviews, has sparked a debate on Hacker News. Commenters are divided, with some finding the concept intriguing and technically impressive, calling it "old internet style shenanigans" powered by modern technology. Others find it "gross" and raise ethical concerns about scraping and judging people's faces without consent. A significant point of discussion revolves around potential biases in the AI's assessment and the implications of prioritizing superficial factors when choosing a restaurant. There are concerns that restaurants in predominantly minority areas may receive unfairly low ratings. Others contend that the tool simply reflects existing societal biases and preferences. Some suggest it's an art project designed to expose how frequently we make superficial judgements. The site's pixelated aesthetic and the creator's history of similar projects reinforce this interpretation. Overall, the project is generating strong reactions, raising questions about AI ethics and the role of appearances in our everyday decisions.

LooksMapping