Robin Reiter
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Robin Reiter
@robin7331
Currently designing, manufacturing and selling the Pixel Pump and SMD Magazines. Also an aviation geek. ✈️
Germany Katılım Şubat 2019
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For now I see AI as the next evolution after GitHub Copilot.
First we have written code.
Then we had language servers that enabled autocomplete.
Then we had copilot which was like magic
Now we have an agent that writes code.
Yet we have to be in charge and think.
I love my new role. I don't have to bother how exactly I'm gonna do that confirmation modal anymore but just decided that I need one.
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"The more notifications they see, the more they get reminded that they have a subscription and might cancel it."
I'm just starting with apps but I do not want to figure out how I can sneak into peoples credit cards and just get paid because they forgot me.
I would love to build something people are happy to actively pay for.
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@robin7331 nice ! 🤝 I enjoy lawn mowing manually with some music and paint tho haha. x.com/antoinexgaly/s…
Antoine Galy@antoinexgaly
I’m out here tagging lawns like it’s ‘95 🔥 Spray-paint your neighbor’s grass pink — real gangsta moves. (test it with audio)💅↗️ grass-ffiti.antoine-galy.com #threejs #webgl #novaseline
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@KhalidWarsa @aarondfrancis No. Devs have an incentive to constantly improve the product. Users can opt into updates if they want.
With a subscription you lose access to using the product the moment you opt out.
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@robin7331 @aarondfrancis > Gives devs the opportunity to have recurring payments
Subscription with extra steps.
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@aarondfrancis @KhalidWarsa My favorite model for most apps.
Gives devs the opportunity to have recurring payments if they continue to ship, make it better and convince users to get updates for another year.
Gives users a way out. Get your tool for a fair price and keep it forever.
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@KhalidWarsa Eh I don't think this is shady at all. One year of updates then you can use the last version forever is not the same as a subscription. Sketch and TablePlus both do this, and I really appreciate it.
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@robin7331 it shouldn't 180 as much, a real one wont go back on itself unless its penned in. The angle that it 'bounces off' should be randomised within 90 deg of the side that its facing, not the full arc
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@robin7331 Wow,that's super interesting! Do you mind if I want to build a similar one using AI too?
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@RussWonsley Would def. make a great background app with some ambient music and ASMR gardening sounds. 🎧
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@robin7331 I love it. Just have it mowing in the background as work.
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@dotgil I used opus 4.7 with blender not codex 5.5. But they should both be fine for this task.
The actual model was generated by Meshy. Blender was only used to isolate the wheels. And yes, anybody can do this. ✌️
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@robin7331 how good is 5.5 with blender? could someone with no experience creating/wiring models make something similar
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@iraftopo Exactly that! Such projects are only ever possible since we have AI.
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@robin7331 Looks amazingly cool!!
If it weren't for AI you'd need forever to build a demo like this...
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@robin7331 You should add models so that if someone uses a @mammotiontech Luba, it’s realistic in a way that you have to walk up to it every 10 min to press a button, or that it gets stuck on a molehill every 30min and has to be manually moved.
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@robin7331 Btw I highly recommend a game engine like #godot if you want your vibe coded games to scale. ThreeJS can make quick prototypes, but you need more solid building blocks to make a serious game
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@robin7331 question: can i just install blender, use mcp and codex generates that kind of quality for me?
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@ChadWittman I built this for my son 😁
We have a lot of ideas for additional features so that we decided that we may release this as an iPad app.
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