nah

@asaio87 something that annoys me the most with llms is, they are so bad actually recommending alternatives. they should be insane at finding a very specific and niche app with exactly the requirements you have but their results are just as useful as google search is.

I met a vibecoder today on Reddit I talked to him for a bit. He is a nurse in a public hospital He was bragging that he vibecoded an app for personal use It turns out he actually did a great job. The app really works and shows that vibecoding is possible. Still the app was easily replicated with Google Sheets or excel. He didn't even need to vibecode an app, pay Vercel for the hosting or have a Supabase for the DB. This is the state of vibecoding This is what you can do if you are not a dev Redundant functionality I guess its ok...ish...

@Hesamation but wouldn't that just be the first part and then going through the gauntlet of interviewing and getting the job? this is just a mailer? it automated the simplest part which platforms do most of it anyway? or what am I missing?

bro created an AI job search system for Claude Code that scored 700+ job applications and actually got him a job. AND IT'S NOW OPEN-SOURCE. It scans multiple company career pages, rewrites your CV per job, and even fills application forms. The repo has: > 14 skill modes (evaluate, scan, PDF, ...) > Go terminal dashboard > ATS-optimized PDF generation via Playwright > 45+ companies pre-configured (Anthropic, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Stripe...) GitHub: github.com/santifer/caree…

@NeverteIImeodd not a single driver cared. in broad daylight.

About 5 more seconds and I'd have been left brain dead .. These miserable criminals deserve the law of Talion, I insist 😡😡

@NikTek @YouTube when blatant infringement happens on their own platform 😪. when we are at a point when this doesn't surprise anyone. as if you don't have systems for that this is on purpose at this point.

The craziest thing ever happened on YouTube. La7, an Italian television channel has used footage from Nvidia DLSS 5 Trailer and then sent a copyright strike to every YouTube video that supposedly used “their footage”, including Nvidia themselves. Nvidia’s own DLSS 5 announcement video has now been taken down by La7 as you can see here.

the trust the passenger had to not even flinch when the other car came up, all probably happened much slower but still solid scenario.

@jonkellerdev very sure there will be scenes that don't feel like that but general areas will not all keep up that level. I think it would look less "out of place" either in first person or in a different setting. take witcher3 for example, everything has this painterly filter to make it fit.

@jonkellerdev its is the high fidelity world without stylization in its textures and objects compared to the characters. it is a subtle mismatch you picking up. the reality of where to cut work to even achieve such a large world. hence why rockstar takes so long for their games.

Crimson Desert might be the most fake looking video game yet. Like everything just seems 100% artificial and out of place, like it doesn't really exist in the game world. 3D artists please explain, because I can't quite pinpoint why I feel this way.

@heygeorgekal what claude plan you on? is pro enough for your workflow or max needed for that?

The first room of my 100% AI-developed ARPG is taking shape. → every model generated by meshy → every line of code written by claude code → Godot engine + MCP Now working on souls-like combat: 3-hit combos, dodge rolls, stamina, hitstop. It's a lot of fun.

@BRobo82 why misinterpret the argument though? thought the consent was that people took issue with ai changing the face. like right isn't the same face as left. while people might not like the ai look it wasn't really about fidelity.

Now Digital Foundry is going to have to pretend that the plastic crap on the left looks better than the screenshot on the right. It’s a collective hallucination fueled by AI hate. The hate, which I partly understand, but I'm not going to lie to myself about what looks better.

@NikTek Unity couldn't even get themselves a high fidelty example project to work and abandoned it after a while just struggling with it. that is the issue.

Why isn't Unity being used as much as Unreal Engine 5 to develop realistic-looking games?

@TheRooster also shows that multiple bad decisions that killed a bunch of studios is really not the problem of the ceo.

> Co-found a small studio > Get acquired by DICE and become CEO > Build the Battlefield franchise > Get acquired by EA and be a top exec > Develop great games > Leave EA to found your own studio > Get acquired by Nexon > Drop The Finals > Drop ARC Raiders > Become Nexon’s Executive Chairman

@dagorenouf @stormOCS the copium ai andies have always acting as if the concerns about the usage of ai are about the technology and not the cutthroat tactics, copyright infringments and general arrogance people portray. if the tech was so good why does it need to be trained on stolen stuff?

@stormOCS Also it’s weird to be against new technology in an industry that is si high tech by definition.

No one copes harder with ai than 3d designers.

@CultureCrave really hoping sam lake does the kojima shortly after.

Remedy announces new CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon • Former sports betting exec • Prior to that steered live-service operations at EA • Aims to 'scale Remedy in a way that builds lasting value'

@brsabel @alekdobrohotov why does it matter? if you don't review the code? like genuinely. is it about deployment or rather knowing the limits and tells of electron?

@alekdobrohotov i just have more experience with Electron! it’s what Figma’s desktop app is built in

I built a markdown notes app that’s 40k+ lines of code. TS/React/Electron, typed IPC, Jotai state, Lexical w/ custom interactive nodes, Claude Code integration. Didn't write or read a single line of code. Releasing soon.

AI can make work faster, but a fear is that relying on it may make it harder to learn new skills on the job. We ran an experiment with software engineers to learn more. Coding with AI led to a decrease in mastery—but this depended on how people used it. anthropic.com/research/AI-as…

@Nick_Marseil Highly recommend playing Black Desert first and finding out for yourself what they do with such a vast world.

There's gotta be a catch man. This is absurd.

@Timur_Yessenov @Hi_Mrinal if companies would care about such flex. at most large comps you are not getting close to showing this stuff off because how bad the hiring process is.

@Hi_Mrinal this is the flex that actually matters in interviews now not "i memorized leetcode" but "i can ship real things while explaining my thinking" the ability to build and communicate simultaneously is underrated.

I had my interview as a Backend engineer at a startup from Hungary Built a simple place for managing all my cron jobs related to httpbin webhook, built this during the call while explaining what it can be stretched to and how can I do that for now its a monorepo and built on go, rabbitmq and tanstack has been used for the frontend

@henningsanden a lot of great answers already. additionally unity always gathered more indie devs who had the experience to make smallerish games. even now since unity management tries to sink that ship a lot stick to it mostly to how familiar they are with it.

Why are most mobile games made with Unity and not Unreal? Is it due to any unique features in Unity?

@AntoineRSX @regyperlera but this also underlines a different problem. AI is really bad in suggesting existing solutions that fit the specifications it gets. even further, solutions that already cover it but actually are not only for that.

@regyperlera Interesting example of using AI to solve a problem that could have been solved another way. Maybe just ask it how to do the thing you want first next time :)

Have been in Japan for 2 weeks and decided to built my own currency converter. Took me 30 minutes to get a build on my phone using Cursor and a Figma MCP server

@rahul__gh0sh @quaternius @scottpetrovic couldn't you just have made a pr adding these features to the base expanding the already existing software you just adding stuff on and calling it your own. Instead of trying to fracture the user base of an already mit licensed open source tool? like why not improve it?

@quaternius @scottpetrovic Well noticed, i used that as a starting point and the code has internally diverged heavily, i liked the general UI layout so i kept it that way, i added multiview support and webgpu rendering along with other features

Indie game devs — I’m building a browser-based character rigging + animation tool. This is a quick prototype demo. I’m looking to talk to a few devs about animation workflows. No pitch. Replies or DMs open. #gamedev #indiedev #animation