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Yeah, I've got a 7950x and 64gb memory. My vibe coding setup for Bevy game development is eight Claude Code instances split across a single terminal window. It'

Yeah, I've got a 7950x and 64gb memory. My vibe coding setup for Bevy game development is eight Claude Code instances split across a single terminal window. It's magical. I tried the desktop app and was shocked at the performance. Conversations would take a full second to load, making rapidly switching intolerable. Kicking off a new task seems to hang for multiple seconds while I'm assuming the process spins up. I wanted to try a disposable conversations per feature with git worktree integration workflow for an hour to see how it contrasted, but couldn't even make it ten minutes without bailing back to the terminal.

xyzsparetimexyz 8mo ago
God the number of ghastly survival crafting LLM slop games that are gonna appear on steam 6 months from now...
- docmars 8mo ago
  I'm already dreading it. Steam was already full of junk being released by the dozens every single day. It's hard to think it could be worse.
  - simjnd 8mo ago
    I also think Steam does a great job a hiding it, and the new recommendation page is really great IMO. Other than some generic AAA, it introduced me to really great games I enjoyed based on my play history. The more content is available, the more curation is important and IMO their algorithm currently does a good job at it.
    - SomeUserName432 8mo ago
      > I also think Steam does a great job a hiding it Steam kept pushing a game as "recommended for you" with 99% negative reviews. In what world would I possibly want to buy a game with a <1% approval rating?
      - docmars 8mo ago
        There are some odd cases like that, but you can always "Ignore" a game and it'll never show up again. That also feeds into Steams curation for you based on your interests.
- reitzensteinm 8mo ago
  The field will spread. I'm working on what I'm intending up be the best game of my career, but you can ship barely functional slop in a few days.
- bsaul 8mo ago
  all stores in general are going to suffer. There needs to be a new model.
dizhn 8mo ago
Don't the cli panes flicker like crazy?
- reitzensteinm 8mo ago
  No, they're generally pretty solid. Once an hour one will crash, and sometimes there are performance problems, but it's a very workable setup.
  - frizlab 8mo ago
    > Once an hour one will crash, and sometimes there are performance problems > pretty solid Huh?
    - reitzensteinm 8mo ago
      Claude Code would have been science fiction five years ago. I'm not looking a gift horse in the mouth over a few papercuts.
      - xyzsparetimexyz 8mo ago
        Its a cli app that connects to an API. Its no more advanced than a terminal irc client or MUD. Get better standards.
      - dizhn 8mo ago
        There is an issue on their github about flickering they don't seem to care much about. I think most AI CLIs are using the same reactish cli thing called ink and all are having the same problems. opencode moved to a different library (opentui?) and their client seems to be doing much better. ALthough I must say I like to run the opencode cli locally with the web option and connect to it with a web browser. It's very nice. Plus you can code in bed :)
IAmGraydon 8mo ago
What have you shipped so far?

xyzsparetimexyz 8mo ago

God the number of ghastly survival crafting LLM slop games that are gonna appear on steam 6 months from now...

docmars 8mo ago
I'm already dreading it. Steam was already full of junk being released by the dozens every single day. It's hard to think it could be worse.
- simjnd 8mo ago
  I also think Steam does a great job a hiding it, and the new recommendation page is really great IMO. Other than some generic AAA, it introduced me to really great games I enjoyed based on my play history. The more content is available, the more curation is important and IMO their algorithm currently does a good job at it.
  - SomeUserName432 8mo ago
    > I also think Steam does a great job a hiding it Steam kept pushing a game as "recommended for you" with 99% negative reviews. In what world would I possibly want to buy a game with a <1% approval rating?
    - docmars 8mo ago
      There are some odd cases like that, but you can always "Ignore" a game and it'll never show up again. That also feeds into Steams curation for you based on your interests.
reitzensteinm 8mo ago
The field will spread. I'm working on what I'm intending up be the best game of my career, but you can ship barely functional slop in a few days.
bsaul 8mo ago
all stores in general are going to suffer. There needs to be a new model.

dizhn 8mo ago

Don't the cli panes flicker like crazy?

reitzensteinm 8mo ago
No, they're generally pretty solid. Once an hour one will crash, and sometimes there are performance problems, but it's a very workable setup.
- frizlab 8mo ago
  > Once an hour one will crash, and sometimes there are performance problems > pretty solid Huh?
  - reitzensteinm 8mo ago
    Claude Code would have been science fiction five years ago. I'm not looking a gift horse in the mouth over a few papercuts.
    - xyzsparetimexyz 8mo ago
      Its a cli app that connects to an API. Its no more advanced than a terminal irc client or MUD. Get better standards.
    - dizhn 8mo ago
      There is an issue on their github about flickering they don't seem to care much about. I think most AI CLIs are using the same reactish cli thing called ink and all are having the same problems. opencode moved to a different library (opentui?) and their client seems to be doing much better. ALthough I must say I like to run the opencode cli locally with the web option and connect to it with a web browser. It's very nice. Plus you can code in bed :)

IAmGraydon 8mo ago

What have you shipped so far?