M4v3R

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by M4v3R 1y ago
For up to date bike paths, at least where I live I hear very good things about maps.me (based on OSM data).
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by M4v3R 1y ago
The games look fun but it's super frustrating that you can't input your movements too fast, otherwise the game can't keep up (since each move is communicated to the server and it has to get back with the response before you c
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Have you tried https://spokenly.app/ ? They do support Voxtral, among others.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
whoops, sorry about that, fixed
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I think they've buried the lede with their image editing capabilities, which seem to be very good! OpenAI's model will change the whole image while editing messing up details in unrelated areas. This seems to perfectly preserve pa
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by M4v3R 1y ago
You do realize that it was @grok the X bot and not the model itself that went haywire? It’s not like the API version of Grok will randomly start impersonating Hitler (unless you specifically ask it to).
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I am personally very excited for this development. Recently I AI-coded a simple game for a game jam and half the time was spent waiting for the AI agent to finish its work so I can test it. If instead of waiting 1-2 minutes for every prom
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I’ve put some of the things I’ve learned in the README, but in general I feel more familiar with how Phaser works, how to achieve different outcomes, how to properly prompt the agents to get good results when making a game, and what to watc
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Um, you can’t ^^’. The key is to use the rewind power very sparingly, only as long as it’s required to destroy the enemy. This way you’ll guarantee you will be in the net positive energy generation for the first 2-3 waves. You should be abl
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Oh definitely. Just wait one year. Or five. Or ten. We’re in it for a wild, wild ride.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
It is starting to become obvious to more and more people. And is it really that hard to believe that a tool can extend your natural abilities by 2 orders of magnitude but not everyone can instantly use it? If fact you’re using one right now
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by M4v3R 1y ago
> If I can do in 2 hours of prompting or 2 hours of doing it manually I’d rather just do it manually. 100% agree, if that was the case I would not use LLMs either. Point is, at least for my use case and using my workflow it's more l
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Hard to tell what exactly went wrong in your case, but if I were to guess - were you trying to do all of this in a single LLM/agent conversation? If you'll look at my prompt history for the game from OP you'll see it was crea
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Please tell me - how exactly you think is typing English prose into a box different vs typing a bunch of english keywords and symbols in the exact correct order into a box? To me these are both conceptually the same. But typing English to m
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by M4v3R 1y ago
It took about a week working on it on and off in my spare time. I'd say probably 25-30 hours total.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Because this was a game jam entry with one week deadline I was going pretty fast and didn't bother to use source control for the first 2-3 days of work, hence the huge initial commit. I also weren't writing down prompts as I went,
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I've mentioned this in other replies, but I actually didn't pay for Claude directly, only via Cursor with their $20/mo subscription.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Browser text entry on mobile phones is notoriously hard to get right and some bugs are literally unfixable [1]. I'm a frontend developer in my day job and I struggled with this even before AI was a thing. I think you just accidentally
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Congratulations, you've managed to spot all the pain/weak points of the whole ~30 hour process without ever noticing all the good points. It takes a special type of skill to do so :). > About what I expected. But then again, yo
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by M4v3R 1y ago
You might want to read a reply I just posted to another commenter about what I dislike about this tool and how I'll probably switch to a different one [0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44463967#44465304
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I've heard about Augment Code on X and what piqued my interest was their "context engine" which is a fancy way of saying they have a way of navigating big codebases and providing enough context for their LLM to execute your q
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Interesting, I actually had the turret destroy one of the enemies several time but it didn't prevent the tutorial message from showing up. I'll look into it though, thanks for the report!
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by M4v3R 1y ago
> the leverage you get out of it is exponentially proportional to the quality of your instructions, the structure of your interactions, and the amount of attention you pay to the outputs Couldn't say it better myself. I think many p
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Thanks! The game actually supports gamepads too but I didn't have enough time to put in proper instructions for that.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I can't give you the token count because I didn't really track that (Augment Code does not give you detailed token stats) and I'm not paying per token - I use the Developer plan on Augment Code ($50/mo) and Pro plan on C
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Show HN: I AI-coded a tower defense game and documented the whole process(github.com)
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Wow, I had no idea Claude Code had this kind of verbose logging turned on by default. Looking around I also found a cool tool for converting these logs to HTML format for easy viewing: https://github.com/daaain/claude-c
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by M4v3R 1y ago
To add to what others said - almost every major iOS / macOS release will be slower and drain battery more on the first day after install. The reason for that is they do a lot of indexing of your data and other preprocessing things that
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I'm sorry but I fail to see how what you wrote makes it any different. The wire is nothing more than a hack, like a cheat in a game. The law prohibits work "outside" so let's redefine the meaning of "outside" s
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by M4v3R 1y ago
> My dopamine comes not from tweaking someone (something) else’s code to make something barely work. My dopamine comes from the fact that I solved some intricate, non-trivial problem. If that’s your thing that’s perfectly fine and I can

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