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by cleak 20d ago
I love this trend as well. More than any other project or trend, it makes me feel optimistic about a future with AI and little or no slop. I had hoped to someday make retro games for all major 80s and 90s consoles. I started with the Atari
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by cleak 7mo ago
I really love Obsidian and the direction they’re going with CLI. I think one of the most important things we can do while waiting for super intelligent assistants is capturing more of our thoughts and knowledge. Obsidian has been the tool I
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by cleak 7mo ago
In this case yes, but the real takeaway is to pay attention to Memory.md. If I had a particular game in mind and it latched on early to a style I didn't like, there's no guarantee it would update the memory as I try to change the
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by cleak 7mo ago
I read that as MomoGame at first and was very confused. I'll have to give MonoGame another try. I was a big fan of XNA up until its deprecation. I went all in on OpenTK for a while, and in hindsight MonoGame would've been the bett
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by cleak 7mo ago
The model makes a huge difference. I tried this about a year ago and Claude occasionally got it right. These days, it seems to get it right on the first try most times and then always self corrects after. Codex 5.2 (I haven't played wi
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by cleak 7mo ago
I'm playing around with a tool to generate the IDs for me. I'm honestly not sure if it'll be an improvement since it likely means more tokens/context than just letting it YOLO IDs.
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by cleak 7mo ago
Thanks for the kind words. I'm blown away by the response and positivity here. There's definitely some social commentary to be had in the whole project. I decided it's best left to the reader to find their own rather than ass
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by cleak 7mo ago
Just a quick note that I have nothing to do with any meme coins. Looks like folks are using myself and Momo to pump some crypto. I won't be claiming any coins - even though they've been offered. I'd recommend others stay away
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by cleak 7mo ago
It does. Claude seems to do the best with this prompt. Codex 5.2 struggled with UID generation and kept ending its turn with things like "And now you're all setup to run tests!" without actually running them. A better (and sh
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by cleak 7mo ago
Both my dogs have actually learned to use the button mats. Down selecting to the right responses seemed tricky. My wife also took away the mat since Hana (the larger one) never learned "all done" and would paw at the "walk&qu
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by cleak 7mo ago
Pretty neat! I actually ran across that right before publishing - I didn't want to see what was around until after I had the whole thing locked in. I love the novel input!
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by cleak 7mo ago
Momo does like to bark at the TV. I have thought of combining this with nanobana and letting her down select options. Maybe in a future update.
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I'm helping my dog vibe code games(calebleak.com)
1106 points by cleak 7mo ago|377 comments
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by cleak 10mo ago
That’s pretty neat. It reminds me of how VAEs work: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variational_autoencoder
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by cleak 10mo ago
I’m guessing a good chunk of the page is AI generated - em dashes and random emojis.
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by cleak 11mo ago
It does seem significantly better on Windows. I'll give it another chance over the next couple weeks.
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by cleak 11mo ago
This is the exact reason I left Cursor for Claude Code. Night and day difference in reliability. The Windows experience might be especially bad, but it would get constantly hung or otherwise fail when trying to run commands. I also had to
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by cleak 11mo ago
And now it's gone on web this morning. I'm not sure if something in the conversation blocks it or if it's part of some A/B test.
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by cleak 11mo ago
It isn’t present on mobile (at least on iOS) unfortunately. I use it all the time on the web though, and it’s very useful.
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by cleak 1y ago
I’ve found I do get small bursts of 10x productivity when trying to prototype an idea - much of the research on frameworks and such just goes away. Of course that’s usually followed by struggling to make a seemingly small change for an hour
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by cleak 1y ago
This looks interesting, but I have no idea what I’m looking at with the original paper. Could someone provide a simple summary that doesn’t rely on knowledge of Quadratic Voting?
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by cleak 1y ago
The book Smarter Faster Better introduced me to the concept of disfluency - the idea that extra friction such as awkward fonts, new environments, different tools, etc will pull you out of autopilot mode and force you to think in new ways. I
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by cleak 1y ago
I’m curious about this as well, especially since all coding assistants I’ve used truncate long before 1M tokens.
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by cleak 1y ago
Something I’ve found true of Claude, but not other models, is that when the benchmarks are better, the real world performance is better. This makes me trust them a lot more and keeps me coming back.
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by cleak 2y ago
> It's a paradigm that had (debatable) value in the late 1990's and early 2000's when Unreal Engine and Unity had been designed and OOP was all the rage ;) For inheritance, I 100% agree. Composition all the way. I think it
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by cleak 2y ago
I've actually shifted most of my personal dev to Rust now, and so this vtable hack has become less relevant. Rust makes it very easy to avoid virtual functions. If I had to redo this bit of code in Rust, a trait would boil any sort of
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by cleak 2y ago
Author here. I'm a bit confused by this response. Sure, going full ECS and processing all objects in a single (or few) function calls is likely to be faster. But there's an obvious tradeoff in solution complexity. Both Unreal and
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by cleak 2y ago
Cache coherency and better prediction is the main reason I went down this path in the first place. Sorting by the function to be called rather than just a grab bag of arbitrarily ordered `.Update()` calls (which is what happens in Unity, be
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by cleak 4y ago
I’d bet they anticipated the backlash, but thought it could be managed - some short term anger followed by long term profits. It so far hasn’t worked out that way, but these are still recent events; they may just wait to roll out changes mo
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by cleak 4y ago
Decimal is the only tricky one. Given that tau=2pi, simple use f(n-1) in the original binary formula for pi, and I’m sure something just as trivial for hex.

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