@ItsPolyCube I think, related to the emotional aspect, where also missing out on learning new things, and creating new experts who pass the knowledge gained from their efforts onto collaborators. A lot of people just do not understand what they're building anymore.
@rubynesoberi Regardless, I think there's a pretty big difference between using AI as a tool vs. generating slop in the world of software development. It is a hard line to draw though, and in my experience, most software developers fail miserably at it
@rubynesoberi It would surprise me if people who produced a game as thoughtful and loving as Big Walk wouldn't want to be very hands-on in all the code they write, but it also wouldn't surprise me because game devs love writing the worst code anyone has ever produced
I feel like no two signatures of mine have looked the same. I don't think this is a problem other people have, and I'm not sure what would happen if my signature was involved in a legal dispute.
@ashishblessings I didn't say it couldn't be. But it's not clear what idea surrounding your UI elements with flames is trying to express. It only exists to be impressive, and users are not impressed with it, hence my original comment and why it doesn't work.
Front end devs think stuff like this is sick because they know how it works (or at least used to) and how hard it is to pull off. Users think stuff like this is obnoxious and distracting, and hate using it.
eh fuck it why bother explaining rune when you can just watch this look how crazy it is we're in the future what are you doing just set your ui on fire man across mac windows and linux
@ashishblessings That's a viewpoint I see as misguided. Technology exists to serve humans. If you're not trying to solve problems that actually need solving, I think you should instead try to create art.
I love the part of cute animal compilation vids where they start showing the clips of terrified animals in dangerous but entirely preventable situations while their owners laugh and the caption is like "OMG obsesssssssedd 😻"
@0bNARA For me, it takes so much longer to iteratively improve slop than it does to just make a simple solution by hand, or even using a little AI. But if the standard for quality has already fallen that low, I might just let Claude do the reviews and go make games during work hours.
@0bNARA It's already really bad at work purely on the agency of my coworkers. I review slop all day because they choose to submit slop. If that becomes the expectation across the industry, I really don't know what I'm going to do. It's so exhausting reading Claude's code.