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@UnityCodeMonkey Does this only apply to paid EA? How about demos or free EA?

Early Access isn't what it used to be! Back in the day you could put out a game that was pretty buggy on Early Access and players wouldn't care, as long as the core idea was interesting that was enough. However today, that is no longer the case. Your demo or EA launch must be highly POLISHED. Players won't give you second chances. The game does not have to be super complete with 100 hours of content, it can have only a small amount of content, but the content that is there needs to be super well polished. So nowadays if you do go to Early Access (which in most cases isn't recommended because of how tough it is) then you should prefer publishing something that has only 5 features but that are super well polished, as opposed to something with 100 features but they're all in alpha stage.

@levelsio This guy writes the same post every few days with a link to his paid course and you keep promoting it, why?

Get your blood tested every 3-6 months Include T!

for the last month, every feature in my agent orchestrator has been built by the orchestrator itself. AI agents planning, building, testing, and merging code in parallel, automatically today I'm open-sourcing it. it's called Stoneforge

@thekitze Stardew valley

why are there only like 4 split screen co-op games i can play with my wife -_- can u give some recs pls (and skip overcooked, a way out, it takes two, split fiction, because duh)

@GeoffreyHuntley @ASvanevik @erd0xbc What are you saying now that in 6 months everyone will be commenting on?

@ASvanevik @erd0xbc covered this circa six months ago ghuntley.com/libaries

funny how people missed the point here we’re rapidly approaching a world where it’s faster to build the software than to search for it, install it, and learn to use it (!!!)

built a dashboard to manage my claude code usage

@erikbryn @paulg Imagine caring about VC-backed companies in 2026

2022: It's so over in the Bay Area. Miami is the future. 2026:

@banteg How is it handling compaction?

codex worked for 13 hours non stop for me

@DanAdvantage as opposed to?

does anyone like battling pokemon in a technically accurate manner i.e. pokemon showdown? i definitely am running a showdown server on my website and the foul play bot (vanilla) and tbh i can't beat it. it's too good

@peach2k2 This isn't a fair comparison, there's only 30 of them.

apparently i'm more competent than the entire xitter team???

@dvassallo You're not thinking big enough

If Anthropic is worth 10% of Google, something must be mispriced.

@0x45o And they all have higher profit per employee compared to X

what do all these people even do at these companies?

@the_danny_g @pashmerepat What did you ship?

jumped ship to Codex and shipped 68.4% of what I did last year—in January.

@banteg You're trying too hard to go viral

bunny is never get in this block, even though i did something much much harder. simcity code is open source, and it was possible several generations of models ago.

@madcap412 it was a good run

I miss when Blizzard was genuinely one of the best studios in the industry 😔

@kieranklaassen Sometimes you don't have enough context buffer left for compaction. Often run into this when feeding it large pdf files myself.

Auto compacting is on and still getting this shit...

@lochan_twt Tell the agent to maintain quality

how do you people maintain code quality while vibecoding ???

@banteg agi achieved through lowering the median IQ

noticed people in replies can’t even formulate coherent sentences or questions anymore. literacy down bad.

@jasteinerman yes, they think it's a video. even if you tell them it's not, they will still call it a video.

Wait do people think this is just a video? Do they not realize it’s being controlled in real time with a keyboard? And that each frame is being generated in real time in response to the input?

just vibe coded a pretty cool app in less than 10 minutes i send it any URL like a blog post or a markdown file. it automatically converts it to a kindle file (epub) then sends it to my kindle for reading later.