jenniferhooley

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by jenniferhooley 24d ago
lmao. Yep. I guess they all took a sabbatical and decided F** it, lobotomize me, I'm all in.
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by jenniferhooley 24d ago
No they don't know the domain at all. I think one of the startups brings in around $10K a month now. They know nothing about the domain only that it brings in money (i.e. they run thousands of startup "tests" and this one see
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by jenniferhooley 24d ago
Not really true tbh. Plenty of 50 year old business guys with less than zero technical ability making saas startups over months of focused chats with LLMs. Of course they're slower at making stuff and the projects are worse than a smar
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by jenniferhooley 1mo ago
Do you really think there aren't data annotator services specifically training for SVG drawing? And that those annotators don't have a rich set of frequently requested icons/graphics/etc. that they review and train on? I
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by jenniferhooley 1mo ago
Do you think young children should never be in a car either? There is always a chance of death, and at some point you have to let your kids enjoy life, some of my best memories are at that pond watching dragonflies and listening to the wate
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by jenniferhooley 1mo ago
GLM 5.3 (usually flash) + OpenCode.
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by jenniferhooley 1mo ago
Myself and my siblings all lived on a fairly large rural farm with 2 large bodies of water that we always hung around unsupervised from about 4 y/o onwards. We loved catching bullfrogs and watching the fishes and stuff. Our mom gave us
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by jenniferhooley 1mo ago
I'm using chrome on windows (using mouse scroll wheel), that page is super slow with an annoying easing function.
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by jenniferhooley 2mo ago
It definitely seems to be. However, if it helps to move Linux into the mainstream desktop choice. I'm all for it. Obviously I won't be using it any time soon - but if some rich dudes want to throw millions into marketing and getti
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
Huh? I have a 650sqft house, it costs 430K in a small town. I looked at building a new place, it would cost roughly the same to hire a building team to make it - not to mention years of waiting on development. The land is fairly affordable
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
Or we just wait for automation and robotics to make building housing much cheaper and the free market system to fix things - which 5 years ago I assumed was too far out, but with all the advances in the sector, seems like we might get signi
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
Here I will quote what I said to you - it's super explicit and obvious I'm asking how one would find it useful. "How is it useful? I'm no expert in combustion engines, so I'd hesitate to rely on a slop graphic like
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
Where did I say what people are allowed to find entertaining? It would be insane to tell someone what they should find entertaining, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. As for useful, I'm genuinely trying to understand
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
How is it useful? I'm no expert in combustion engines, so I'd hesitate to rely on a slop graphic like this to learn about them as I doubt the creator has any idea about them either. It's like a friend - he was like "Lo
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
Oh, you think we are going to have another breakthrough in artificial intelligence rivaling the one we had in 2022 this year or next? What research or studies lead you to believe this? Could I see one? I haven't personally seen the res
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
No. Anyone who doesn't code with AI - while retaining a deep knowledge and understanding of the problem domain - is falling behind. I hate to say this tbh, I loved hand-writing code. I made a great living for 20 years, and I absolutely
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
Programmers can use smaller models like deepseek v4 flash for 98% of the same productivity as SOTA models and cost (true cost) around $10-$30 a month. So I doubt most people who heavily use them are too concerned. It's only vibe/h
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
Man the one-shot game that is genuinely good in 2027 is crazy. A good game typically takes around 3-8 years of development by multiple skilled people. Maybe 3 years or so for 1 guy that's super dedicated. Right now single prompt with F
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
Let's say we're prototyping an interactive tree (this is totally made up, but you get the idea): Take this data input and convert it to a Sugiyama-style tree with hand-drawn feeling lines connecting the nodes. We need the ability
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by jenniferhooley 3mo ago
I felt like it was about 10X better at "pretty" but straightforward 1 shot'ish type tasks. Not so different for complex and specific tasks in real code-bases. Why do you say it was a lot better, what type of tasks were you te
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
Yes, but the AI will handle asking you everything. Here's how easy it is to make a game that functions like his but without the polish - put Claude in plan mode 1 prompt, then answer any questions it has: --- Make me a threejs game in
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
You mean by "we illustrate and print it", we have an AI illustrate it?
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
How much of the code do you think is written by AI? Just curious as I do video game development and just recently started heavily using opencode agentic development with the Flash models (instead of essentially using zero AI assistance befo
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
I thought this might be interesting - but I'm on PC and there are no quick ways to pop on that site and see the app in action. Like no screenshots or anything? So I left and likely will never be back. Always good to have some quick scr
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
I do a lot of game stuff (professionally and just for fun) and play around with maxing out vibeing little feature samples. This would be fairly straightforward vibecode over a day or two. Definitely not to throw shade at the guy. But yea, t
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
Yeah, I feel like nobody realizes you can put together premade/open source game base + assets in a weekend. And before LLMs there were guys who specialized in this and got really popular on social media for "making a game in a wee
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
I feel like you don't have any friends who make software but don't know how to code. Yes, they do make software now - whereas it was impossible before. You may be absolutely shocked at how bad LLM code can be when prompted from a
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
You mean theoretically in the future? Or right now?
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
Vocal minority? Perhaps the majority are just getting fed up with vibe coded mediocre stuff that's significantly worse in every single way to other real options out there?
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by jenniferhooley 4mo ago
"I thought we were beyond this by 2026." Have you been asleep for the last 4–8 years? We aren't even 'beyond this' compared to where we were 15 years ago. In case you haven't noticed, the US has been going back

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