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> Even though it's 5 different phases, it's just "3 layers" of programming. I'd sharpen this to: it's 3 layers of software engineering (2, 3, 4), and 1 layer of programming (3).

Seems like a good avenue for money laundering if you can't tell where it comes from.

It's really not that hard. There's a lot to learn, but it's doable. Start here: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/getting_started/intro... Or if you're impatient like me you c…

> you aren't really expected to talk or listen in this scenario Absolutely bizarre. The cashier is not some sort of robot.

Interesting; do you think it’s a net positive for them?

Feels like they’re just surfing the name recognition wave at this point.

A lot, but these I still use a lot A grocery app tailor made for me and my wife, offline first, seamless instant sync, barcode scanning, GPS/location hints A macOS native high perf…

Why should we say stop?

Agreed, these are my vibes too. It feels much better to do planning and strategy and architecture etc. with Opus 4.7 than GPT-5.5. GPT just feels like a robot that gets instruction…

Oh, so that was actually a Token Per Second report! Wild!

I don't think they think. I still use them a lot despite that, because they are very powerful parameterised code generators.

> to start with a blank canvas and create something that others will value AI is much faster at taking an idea and creating a working proof of concept than any human I've seen. Not…

But then, if an agent picks the best response, how would you know that that is reliable?

I also have a small private app that technically could have been a PWA. It’s not a PWA because the UX is just always inferior. Even though we’ve come really far in browser UIs, the…

And if not losing, the battery dies in 2-3 years, so you'll have to buy new anyway.

No I can confirm this. I am at least an average C# dev, with 16 years of experience. I have built a very nicely responsive real-time syncing iOS app in what amounts to a weekend of…

C# pays fine

“A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfo…

A tiny bit of this is already here: our robot vacuum & mop vacuums and mops the living room, kitchen, and dining room every night at 01:00. Coming downstairs in the morning to a co…

I agree with the sentiment, but: how do you navigate? Especially to unknown places?

@wwilson How do you define the X/Y "distance" of a non-Mario application? I.e. any (distributed or not) system that doesn't have a relatively trivial "higher x/y is better" fitness…

Being by far the most convenient way to travel from home to pretty much any random location. Speaking from the Netherlands with a relatively good public transit system.

This is a pretty short-sighted take. VR just doesn't offer much of anything currently. Some games work well, but most games are pretty clunky. Office work isn't substantially impro…

Based on the recent: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36431268 I agree with the thread that B2B solutions can be a good area to start a company, but how do you break in? As an …