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The words I just read takes me back to that same feeling. Thank you for that.
Agents got really good lately in explaining what they did, which makes it easier to skim over the "boilerplate" and focus on the main event it produced.
Also I got really good with agents since I spend half of my day talking in my head to an agent and focusing on how to build my prompt and what questions and areas I want it to ask me about before I set it free.
It's not really vibe coding but actuall vibe coding never worked for me, it usually get stuck in a loop of "let me fix a linter issue" and "i didn't implemented this interface correctly".
Please hire this guy to help you make the thinkpad's keyboard to do wireless magic with the trackpoint and the mouse buttons include. Thanks
All and all looks like the guy is an expert on porting doom so good for him
I feel compassion for those people who live in their own body and keep hitting walls.
You can help people care, it's your path.
In my country agencies use code as trade like "i will give you the code to generate holograms to by pass video KYC and you will give me men power to spread fake news".
Because there is no sharing, agencies spend a lot of money developing multiple versions of the same need, not all with great success. This bill should take you further in terms of quality and advantage.
I wish I could just share the spotify link to a WPA app using the Web Share API and have it share back the url for my preffered music streaming app.
I guess I can ask claude to do it for me and use the code here for the UI, but I can't find the license file
One thing that I feel should be mandatory when building applications is setting: `user-select: none;` and only allowing it where it's needed. For example, the reelplay theme bar is selectable
Again, thank you for this wonderful work
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Technical? Yes it's interesting but you are missing the biggest part here: how do you convince such a huge organization to switch so many devices? This human engineering is the really interesting part here.
Anyway I liked what you wrote. I just used "AI" for the past 2 months to write glsl code for me, since i had zero knowledge in webgl2 and GPUs in general. learned alot from reading the explanations it generates.
One thing I learned regarding LLM failing to do a task after two tries, is to tell it: "wow, this seems super complicated. Isn't it a simpler solution?" Also telling it some half baked solutions like "can't you like loop over it in reverse" can put it back on track.
I do have a 2 questions: 1. isn't addressing the video frame by frame expensive? 2. In the web demo when the leg moves fast it loses it's track from the shoe. Does the memory part not throwing some uristics to over come this edge case?
Also, it's like building your new and shiny app with i18n in mind. Do you really need translations when you are the only user? Probably not, but development is also about trying to predict what will happen next. classes helps you to grow.
Please don't use online tools to generate private keys. Not CSRs, not WG configs or bitcoin wallets, Nothing. Just don't.