@EndymionYT AAA studios are fundamentally broken, as I suspect most large software companies are. They have too many worthless people on the payroll and have become too slow and incompetent to make good software in a cost effective way.
“Your ai agents produce slop, what do you do when they make buggy software?”
“I guess I’ll have them fix the bugs”
“But what if they don’t fix them right!?”
“Well… I’ll keep working with them until they do”
“Oh…”
I find my get self getting more and more irritated at closed source software now because I can either vibe code my own version of it, or because I'm not able to just add the feature with ai like I can with an open source version.
@dirkglensk@leerob@ThePrimeagen Nice! It's freed me up to learn about music theory and dive deep into learning how LLMs work, amongst other intellectual pursuits.
@leerob@ThePrimeagen Can't you scratch that itch in other ways now by pursuing other intellectual challenges you didn't have the time to pursue before?
@ThePrimeagen I got into it because I wanted to build stuff. The coding was a means, not the goal. I might enjoy the little intellectual challenges that come along with writing code, but that's not the reason I got into it. It has freed me up to challenge my brain in other ways.
@dhh I used claude code to configure my nixos box and I've had the same experience. I'll never go back to fussing with this kind of stuff by hand again.