hokapo

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by hokapo 2mo ago
Yeah, as I said in a reply to another comment, I oversimplified there. What I should have said is that solo or almost-solo gamedev with relatively small games is a good example of where AI shines. I don't have experience of developing
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by hokapo 2mo ago
> It would be useful if people _ever_ explained the use cases. Even Anthropic when they're publishing their materials are hand wavey about this. Yes, good addition. > I couldn't disagree more. I run an engineering team in Ga
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by hokapo 2mo ago
This right here is the truth. Too often people talk in abstract ways, not disclosing what they're actually working on. And then they tell their experiences as universal facts.
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by hokapo 2mo ago
I think the main cause of different views is just the fact that people have very different products and codebases they're working on. Therefore, the requirements and applicability of AI varies a lot, case-by-case. It would be useful if
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by hokapo 2mo ago
When I was a trainee at university, there was a math professor who worked similarly, with a bare text editor, when writing algorithms for his research. He said he wanted the coding to be slow, so he had time to think the problems through pr
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by hokapo 2mo ago
I think they are fine, and most major apps nowadays seem to follow them (for better or worse). Of course one can misuse them, as any other so-called "law", but in the context they're represented here, they make sense to me. I
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by hokapo 2mo ago
This is fun! But I feel it needs some onboarding/tutorial. Half the time I didn't understand why I can't take some money off the ground. Sometimes it said that I'm blocked because I need to first collect more money, but