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Hah ok. I then just happened to try it out during their feature rollout.

Pro does not support Claude Code, the agent. The docs say it does, but it wouldn't work yesterday when I actually tried it.

Why use SVG for this, though? This could be easily implemented as pure JS software rasterizer without all the tessellation workarounds.

You can subcribe to the Max with 90€ a month, which isn't bad considering the effectiveness of Claude Code.

This here, exactly. Cursor is late to the party with their IDE-based approach, especially after the MS-blocked extension fiasco.

Yes, perhaps it could have a marketing slogan like "Write once, crash everywhere!"

Funnily enough, the girl looks almost like a mirrored-and-modified copy of the protagonist.

A missed opportunity naming this SnekTrek.

Yes, the typical AI stuff is visible in the examples, which are surely cherry-picked to a degree.

Yeah, but barely reaching PSNR 30 sounds like it "compresses" a lot of detail, too.

Looks ok, albeit blurry. Would have been nice to see comparison of render-time between the neural and classical renderers.

(in ancient systems)

> 1,744x speedup

Is that 1744x or 1.7x?

> The most valuable skill in software isn't writing code, it's architecting systems.

And the most valuable skill in defending a stance is moving goal posts.

Sure you do. E.g. ffv1 and huffyuv are used for archiving video losslessly.

Not quite, but I do have an Ada 6000, which has 48GB.

So, basically a Palantir?

Altman ain't no Jobs, though.

Many here don't seem to get it.

The AI agent/programmer corpo push is not about the capabilities and whether they match human or not. It's about being able to externalize a majority of one's workforce without having a lot of people on permanent payroll.

Think in terms of an infinitely scalable bunch of consultants you can hire and dismiss at your will - they never argue against your "vision", either.

To a man with only a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

> This has been enough to get us to AGI.1

Hard disagree.

Yes, so it seems.

Which GitHub subscription level is required for the agent?

I found it very confusing - we have GH Business, with Copilot active. Could not find a way to upgrade our Copilot to the level required by the agent.

I tried using my personal Copilot for the purpose of trialing the agent - again, a no-go, as my Copilot is "managed" by the organization I'm part of.

Also, you will want to add more control over to who can assign things to Copilot Agent - just having write access to the repository is a poor descriminator, I think.

We did similar palette-based lighting techniques in our shareware game in the 90s. Basically, arranging the VGA 256-color palette so that each color we supported would have a gradient of N shades of the color. Illumination within each color could then be easily altered by adding or subtracting color indices.

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HDR, not "HDR", is the biggest leap in gaming visuals made in the last 10 years, I think.

Sure, you need a good HDR-capable display and a native HDR-game (or RTX HDR), but the results are pretty awesome.

As a tar, please.

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Nobody uses Theia, relatively speaking.

I don't think that argument holds very well.

It supports extensions for languages such as Java and seemingly that extension can build code, too.

Zed also contains Git-support out of the box, which sounds pretty much like a lightweight IDE.