Quick reminder the movie industry once sued sites for hosting DeCSS, software that decrypted DVD encryption. In response, programmers encoded it as a single prime number, asking, if software can be illegal, can a number be illegal too? It became an iconic anti-censorship protest.
Game industry is starving for people who can make engines. This will be an incredible contribution to the industry!
I hope this will motivate more people in charge to do the same thing.
Let me repeat: Agents will ALWAYS find more issues when you ask them for it.
You can have them write the code and let different agents with fresh context review that same code and the "improved code" dozens of times => they will not stop finding issues.
It's YOUR job to determine which issues really are issues. And which potential improvements you really want or need.
yeah we're clearly in a period of stratification
this is an example on the individual level but it's also true between companies
rich get richer dynamics
Early 1970s cinematic posters from Pan Am Airlines
Love the negative space, the backlit photography, and saturated tones
A masterclass in visual consistency
I have come to the conclusion that color grading should be done by like 3 people on earth. Dave is one of them. Everyone else is disqualified and incompetent.
I tried having Fable to update my simple HTML-only website to make it a little smarter, and bro:
1. fucked up the styles
2. mixed up parenthesis
3. tried the most lazy and idiotic way to do syntax highlighting
4. mixed up parentheses in a script
5. wanted to merge the branch into master and deploy (I didn't ask for any of that)
It is perhaps rich coming from a dude who just got phished out of his account, but the security implications of not reading compiler output vs not reading LLM output are incomparable.
Compiler errors are additive. LLM errors are multiplicative.
This is because compilers don't make design decisions for you, they only translate a predetermined set of abstractions in very specific ways.
LLMs make high-level design decisions and create their own abstractions -- mistakes in those compound.
A raylib user ported #raylib to @playdate! 🤯
Port just adds a new rcore_playdate.c and 3 new functions for the crank, it was possible thanks to the new raylib software renderer; definitely, it keeps delivering, best new feature ever! 🚀
Source code: https://t.co/ZOZXtgvhB2