Funny thought: AI productivity gains are such that my time estimates are now actually fairly accurate So it's like a 2x speed boost 😎 But it feels faster because writing prompts is less draining than coding and debugging and stressing
Whittmann
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Software Engineer, Writer, curious about distributed social media applications
People are going to the hospital from spending too many tokens 🤣 AI psychosis is hilarious
I repeat. Roblox is the worst thing that's happened to the video game industry.
My opinion: Roblox is the worst thing that's ever happened to the video game industry.
You know who wouldn't lay off 3200 workers? Workers. Game developers deserve control over the means of game production, and at this point I'm convinced that even the short-term viability of the game industry depends on us seizing it.
Xbox will lay off 3200 workers and cut four studios loose aftermath.site/xbox-layoffs-j...
I fucking love video games. I love video game developers. I love video game artists. I love video game programmers. I love video game animators. I love Video game audio technicians. I love video game QA testers. I love video game designers. I fucking hate the video games industry.
Having an LLM rewrite targeted docs for an individuals exact set of skills and knowledge level seems like a good idea. I feel like some of these obvious things aren't being worked on because they're too easy to implement. No one wants to invest in even a really helpful tool if the idea will be taken
Something about reading docs hurts my back... It's either psychological or I lean in too much or something 😔 Oh well it's an excuse to lay down 😅
Something about reading docs hurts my back... It's either psychological or I lean in too much or something 😔 Oh well it's an excuse to lay down 😅
If you really want to get ahead in this new landscape you should probably consider creating a massive network of linked blogs dedicated to discussing all the reasons why you personally deserve a promotion and a payrise.
Who else completely lost control of their AI generated codebase? 😭 One lazy day of accepting code without really reading it and now I have no clue wtf is going on lmao
Eid Al-Adha Mubarak! 🐏 I've been locking in on work this month and absolutely not spending my time playing and watching Tomodachi Life streams lol. Planning to prepare a store page next month, so look forward to that! #GameDev | #IndieDev | #IndieGame
v concerned with whatever the hell is happening with the vulnerability attacks on npm packages
Another article I did recently: Agentic interaction using AppFunctions dev.to/tkuenneth/ag... We recently got alpha09, looking forward to see what changed, and likely doing a follow-up during the weekend 😍
Agentic interaction using AppFunctions
Given the rise of agentic interaction on Android, we need a fast, reliable API to make app...
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One of my favorite modern UX problems is opening an app and finding a random new icon that apparently everyone is supposed to understand instantly. At least put a tooltip on it.
Still can't tell if I'm more productive working early in the day or later in the day. Getting out of bed knowing you have to jump into work is miserable. But then at night you can truly relax, compared to kind of procrastinating all day and then going to sleep with work thoughts still in your head.
I really hate when dev tools interrupt actual work to upsell AI features. No thank you.
Nothing says platform priorities quite like putting AI features in more prominent spots than the stuff people actually came for. The nav bar tells the whole story.
There are three secret agents at @atproto.nyc right now. Locate them and scan their QR code to claim exclusive items! Your rpg.actor can wear everything added to their wardrobe.
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Nothing humbles you like realizing you've been doing something the wrong way for years... also kinda weird no one ever notices
Some cookie banners feel like they're doing malicious compliance. If a user has already opted out, trying to funnel them back into accepting cookies through confusing UX is not an accident.
Has anyone ever solved a concurrency bug by adding a delay... and then not regretted it later? 😂 Fixed a flash where I was rendering by adding a delay to the loading state to let the useEffect run. But then when data was cached the loading was false so it'd flash anyway 🙃
AI can generate polished looking output fast, but prototyping is usually where I need to think through the problem, not skip past it.
I was surprised to learn how many cookie consent tools don't actually test the stuff you'd need to verify compliance.
I kind of appreciate when an AI app makes the input box usable before the rest of the page loads. But if it starts accepting input before it's actually ready, you end up sending half a sentence and wasting a response on nonsense.
>Introduce 1 small non essential feature >Realize you have to invalidate the cache from 30 different endpoints and refetch if you don't want it showing stale values Do I have to do this? It's the web right, people understand they can just refresh the page if something seems off right? 😨
Just when you think you got the UI looking good you realize users could do something incredibly annoying and use really long names for things... 😮💨
Going through my codebase manually changing all onClicks to onSelects
dr. evil is making a peace sign with his hands and the word working is visible behind him .
ALT: dr. evil is making a peace sign with his hands and the word working is visible behind him .
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