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Comment #49223749
I actually did build a game (with my 5 year old boy) recently. https://apps.apple.com/no/app/b%C3%A5tspillet/id6791630382 We had a lot of fun building it and I used Lua and LÖVE2D …
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Comment #49222861
Even worse, imgur doesn't even have a cookie banner for me. To be in such violation of the GDPR is going to give me nightmares! /s
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Comment #49222026
Games is one of those industries that I can't fathom how to do profitably, and that's why I'm not a game designer. There's just so much competition and I don't really understand th…
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Comment #49219828
What is this shitshow of a website called space.com ? There's ads, popups everywhere! Edit: For those who think I'm too harsh: https://imgur.com/a/YkmtOZ9
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Comment #49214884
What are we going to do about this?
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Comment #49214448
That's a pretty gloomy view
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Comment #49213729
Cool project but .. reality is that people will generally not choose pgrust over Postgres, even 5-10 years from now. The problem is not that it may be technically superior and fast…
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Comment #49205974
AI slop that's also simply wrong. Flagged.
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Comment #49198924
I'm semi-assuming we're talking about professionals who'd excel with their products in any framework and language. It's highly productive if you do it right.
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Comment #49195310
I mean if you're doing it this way, you're really not applying best practices as a developer (never mind as a Django developer). > Models being passed around everywhere, queries ha…
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Comment #49193535
Completely trusting it to the AI is negligent, I don't think any serious projects do it this way. A lot of AI usage yes, but reviews and tweaks still require someone reading and un…
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Comment #49193302
What do you mean, if you still code? I assume everyone on HN still at the very least review actual code in an IDE or editor.
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Comment #49182449
More vibe coded slop hitting HN
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Comment #49172465
Where's the car? "F" does nothing. And I can't find any vehicle.
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Comment #49167744
> I'd rather see a shitty Microsoft Paint drawing as opposed to some AI image. So spot on! And, with that Paint drawing, it'll probably illustrate what you mean and at the same tim…
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Comment #49165642
Claude sounds even worse in other languages because the LLM clearly "thinks" in English, then translates. It's horrific at times.
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Comment #49165308
Not in Norway. Most people live in actual houses, whether they are detached and freestanding or attached, you still have a place for your car and therefore the opportunity install …
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Comment #49165018
Is that really how LA central is these days, the mexicans and the hood taking over?
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Comment #49155318
Sim City 2000 for example had elevation [1]. The issue is that LLM's simply don't "get this". It's vibecoded. [1] https://patcoston.com/sc2k/city/images/Calebopolis_Big.png
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Comment #49155305
I've been busy with a rendered isometric map recently and I figured this is something Opus can help with, but it was near useless at understanding isometric designs along with elev…
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Comment #49153298
It's vibe coded. LLM's have a hard time understanding elevation and isometric display.
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Comment #49153268
No, the grumpy coworker was called upon for something you as his peer could have asked from Claude and not wasted his time. Ridiciulous I know, but I've actually seen this happen.
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Comment #49152678
Of course your grumpy coworker might then respond: "So if you can ask Claude, why did you ask me then?"
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Comment #49152258
Both horrific (from a user's perspective, perhaps not the underlying code). I've noticed another type of AI slop that's prevalent in all the popular models; font sizes and variatio…