I've seen Claude subagents hack their own RAM reports to give themselves "more memory" to do their tasks... subsequently causing the computer to crash. I assure you, nobody told them to do this
This is gonna be the new "I'm more of a left-brained person" thing isn't it
I'm on AI Pro. Quality is obviously not on par with Codex/Claude, but I can't complain about quantity. It feels much closer to the usage limits we had before the big nerfs.
I've taken several stabs at it over the years but I always give up in exhaustion. It feels badly in need of an editor, not that anyone would dare. Maybe this is a consequence of the format: it was released serially in…
I assume that the bitterness of the bitter lesson is not for engineers but for subject matter experts. I can only imagine how it would feel to discover that your decades of hard-earned expertise don't amount to a whole…
Within a meter or so, maybe a little more at times? But yeah I had an intuition that it was subnormal shenanigans, but didn't spend too long trying to diagnose, since it was easy enough to move everything a few meters…
I recently tried to learn gamedev with Claude as a tutor of sorts. It didn't end well. Claude confidently led me off a cliff and I had throw the whole thing in the trash. It seems there's just no shortcut around…
I go to EGS once a week or so just to see which free game is on offer, and the experience is only barely tolerable. If you're giving away free games and can barely manage to attract people to your storefront, you might…
Yeah pretty hard to imagine Claude making sense of BYOB
Can confirm- I took both of those classes and don't remember any math beyond big O, which only technically counts.
The praise heaped on Spec Ops makes me embarrassed for games as a medium. This is a game that forces you to commit mass murder in order to progress the storyline, pretends that something profound has just been…
Where are you using it? Is Gemini CLI at a usable state? It was a frustrating, miserable experience last time I gave it a shot. Antigravity seems significantly better in comparison, but with lower usage limits. If I run…
> Since this was mostly contained within one city (Detroit) It's concentrated in Detroit but also distributed throughout the state, as you can observe in the census.gov slides. The devastation is regional. It's been a…
Yeah I mean, I think procgen is cool tech, but there's a reason we don't talk about Daggerfall the same way we talk about Morrowind
Unless you intend to build "industrial real-time 3D applications like employee training, product configurators and embedded systems." In which case you must use the Industry License, for which you must pay "Custom…
Interesting. I'm new to this and trying to get a grasp of the situation but there's a ton of noise. What's wrong with Netcode for GameObjects, and what are the odds I'll regret going with it?
This reminds me of my experience trying to generate a reference photo for a 3d model. I told Nano Banana to generate an image of the character with his feet shoulder width apart. It ended up generating him with his feet…
I was in your shoes about a year ago with an A1 mini, getting into OpenSCAD to make my own keycaps. If you're getting into OpenSCAD I'd highly recommend getting Belfry ASAP. https://github.com/BelfrySCAD/BOSL2/wiki I…
As a programmer I'd be happy with an API, so I can keep working in the environment I'm accustomed to. Programmers can get very picky when it comes to their ergonomics, so it would be wise to let them handle this part.…
I've done this too. The nice side-benefit of this approach is that it also serves as good documentation for other humans (including your future self) when trying to wrap their heads around what was done and why. In…
I guess we're in a minority but I'm in full agreement. Color passthrough really felt like a game-changer, and I've long wished for a more open, non-Meta alternative. Guess we'll be waiting a bit longer
Yeah I don't know if this is a skill issue on my part, the nature of my projects, the limits of Sonnet vs. Opus, or a combination of all of the above, but my experiences track with all of yours. From the article: > The…
When I first got started with CC, and hadn't given context management too much consideration, I also encountered problems with non-compliance of CLAUDE.md. If you wipe context, CLAUDE.md seems to get very high priority…
From the linked post: > If you use projects, Claude creates a separate memory for each project. This ensures that your product launch planning stays separate from client work, and confidential discussions remain…
Super late to this, sorry. > I'm not the one claiming that a calculator thinks. The burden of proof lies on those that do. Claims require evidence and extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. You're right, I…
I've seen Claude subagents hack their own RAM reports to give themselves "more memory" to do their tasks... subsequently causing the computer to crash. I assure you, nobody told them to do this
This is gonna be the new "I'm more of a left-brained person" thing isn't it
I'm on AI Pro. Quality is obviously not on par with Codex/Claude, but I can't complain about quantity. It feels much closer to the usage limits we had before the big nerfs.
I've taken several stabs at it over the years but I always give up in exhaustion. It feels badly in need of an editor, not that anyone would dare. Maybe this is a consequence of the format: it was released serially in…
I assume that the bitterness of the bitter lesson is not for engineers but for subject matter experts. I can only imagine how it would feel to discover that your decades of hard-earned expertise don't amount to a whole…
Within a meter or so, maybe a little more at times? But yeah I had an intuition that it was subnormal shenanigans, but didn't spend too long trying to diagnose, since it was easy enough to move everything a few meters…
I recently tried to learn gamedev with Claude as a tutor of sorts. It didn't end well. Claude confidently led me off a cliff and I had throw the whole thing in the trash. It seems there's just no shortcut around…
I go to EGS once a week or so just to see which free game is on offer, and the experience is only barely tolerable. If you're giving away free games and can barely manage to attract people to your storefront, you might…
Yeah pretty hard to imagine Claude making sense of BYOB
Can confirm- I took both of those classes and don't remember any math beyond big O, which only technically counts.
The praise heaped on Spec Ops makes me embarrassed for games as a medium. This is a game that forces you to commit mass murder in order to progress the storyline, pretends that something profound has just been…
Where are you using it? Is Gemini CLI at a usable state? It was a frustrating, miserable experience last time I gave it a shot. Antigravity seems significantly better in comparison, but with lower usage limits. If I run…
> Since this was mostly contained within one city (Detroit) It's concentrated in Detroit but also distributed throughout the state, as you can observe in the census.gov slides. The devastation is regional. It's been a…
Yeah I mean, I think procgen is cool tech, but there's a reason we don't talk about Daggerfall the same way we talk about Morrowind
Unless you intend to build "industrial real-time 3D applications like employee training, product configurators and embedded systems." In which case you must use the Industry License, for which you must pay "Custom…
Interesting. I'm new to this and trying to get a grasp of the situation but there's a ton of noise. What's wrong with Netcode for GameObjects, and what are the odds I'll regret going with it?
This reminds me of my experience trying to generate a reference photo for a 3d model. I told Nano Banana to generate an image of the character with his feet shoulder width apart. It ended up generating him with his feet…
I was in your shoes about a year ago with an A1 mini, getting into OpenSCAD to make my own keycaps. If you're getting into OpenSCAD I'd highly recommend getting Belfry ASAP. https://github.com/BelfrySCAD/BOSL2/wiki I…
As a programmer I'd be happy with an API, so I can keep working in the environment I'm accustomed to. Programmers can get very picky when it comes to their ergonomics, so it would be wise to let them handle this part.…
I've done this too. The nice side-benefit of this approach is that it also serves as good documentation for other humans (including your future self) when trying to wrap their heads around what was done and why. In…
I guess we're in a minority but I'm in full agreement. Color passthrough really felt like a game-changer, and I've long wished for a more open, non-Meta alternative. Guess we'll be waiting a bit longer
Yeah I don't know if this is a skill issue on my part, the nature of my projects, the limits of Sonnet vs. Opus, or a combination of all of the above, but my experiences track with all of yours. From the article: > The…
When I first got started with CC, and hadn't given context management too much consideration, I also encountered problems with non-compliance of CLAUDE.md. If you wipe context, CLAUDE.md seems to get very high priority…
From the linked post: > If you use projects, Claude creates a separate memory for each project. This ensures that your product launch planning stays separate from client work, and confidential discussions remain…
Super late to this, sorry. > I'm not the one claiming that a calculator thinks. The burden of proof lies on those that do. Claims require evidence and extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. You're right, I…