@edgarpavlovsky Today's company brains will one day be looked upon with an air of mysticism similar to how we look at the last universal common ancestor in biology.
@andruyeung I think about this a lot in the context of game development. It's very easy to spin up cool, technically interesting projects, but making a compelling product is still firmly in the realm of the tastemakers, so to speak.
@RhysSullivan Game dev is the most interesting problem space for AI because in addition to the technical implementation, the space for creativity and imaginative use of the design language of games (not to mention all the other factors that make games fun), is so large and difficult for LLMS
@GohilHardy I don't get enough api credits for the tier I'm on and composer isn't good enough to fill the gaps completely. I also can't have session scoped permissions like I can do with Claude or Codex. Makes it more difficult to run in a sandbox when I have all or nothing permissions.
@GameOrDie007 I feel like we haven't even begun to push the limits of traditional rendering on modern hardware. I feel like if anything comes good out of the AI boom it will be developers optimizing more for older hardware.
@Abbasshaikh Spend like a week making sure you get enough sleep, avoiding substances like alcohol, eat a clean diet and get plenty of exercise.
It's a very unglamorous answer, it isn't easy and requires some discipline and if you're like me, you'll be kind of mad when it works.