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by kkukshtel 2y ago
I really liked Cline until I tried Claude Code. CC being sort of "closer to the metal" in terms of API access to Claude and effectivelly no mediating interface really introduced a major philosophical change in how I think about AI
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Lessons learned after spending $200 vibecoding with Claude Code and Cline(kylekukshtel.com)
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
I recently wrote a big blog post on my experience spending about $200 with Claude Code to "vibecode" some major feature enhancements for my image gallery site mood.site https://kylekukshtel.com/vibecoding-claude-co
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I wrote about what I learned from extensive use of Claude Code and Cline(kylekukshtel.com)
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Hey all — I make a photo gallery website called mood.site. I made it initially as a test to see how far along I could build something with ChatGPT circa early 2024. A year since release the site has garnered a fair number of users, so I use
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Claude Code removed an npm package (and its tree of deps) from my project and wrote its own more simple component that did the core part of what I needed the package to do. I think we'll be okay and likely better off.
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
The article itself is just some Forbes slop, but: I know this sounds like some bullshit futurist thing some overpaid consultant like Shingy would say, but: the seeming coming convergence of advanced AI ("thinking machines"), quant
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
100% this. I appreciate the puzzle of each individual clue, but I feel like it should be a valid answer if I guess a correct "outer" clue even if I haven't gotten all of its relevant inner answers.
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
I also find the keyboard so terrible!
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Modern C# collection expressions make the definition of names closer to F#: string[] names = ["Peter", "Julia", "Xi"]; I know working on "natural type" of collections is something the C# team i
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
who could have seen this coming
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
hell yeah very glad this is back. i watched all the talks from the last one and feel like computing conferences need way more of this energy. a lot of cool ideas and provocations from the previous one still stick with me, and if the program
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Show HN: Generate a political compass of characters from a story prompt(loregrid.com)
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
C# 2.0 was twenty years ago - in 20 years any language that is actively maintained is going change, especially as people adopt new syntactic sugar to write more concise code. However the .net team rarely ever breaks backwards compat with ne
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Can you say more about how you made a DSL this way? I love C# but one of my (few) issues with it is that its “support” for DSLs is generally subpar compared to the JVM and how Kotlin and Java files can exist side by side in the same project
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
You could source generate this directly into your code instead of dealing with file IO. Newer versions of Unity support source generators: https://docs.unity3d.com/6000.0/Documentation/Manual/create-...
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
I think what you're missing here is that this is now _the_ entry point for year 1 CS students. People come in wanting to do ML. 20 years ago people came in and learned to write databases with Java and used similarly "will probably
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Interview on building a simulation engine for Solium Infernum (4X strategy game)(gamedatapodcast.com)
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
C# has a much awaited and active proposal to add DUs to C# so I suspect C# will also support this once live (and continue its legacy of plucking great features from F#). https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/blob&#x
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Institutionalized racism, sexism, and the general idea that some lives matter less than others kills people every day through healthcare claim denials, red-lined neighborhood districts with lack of infra for safe access to food/water&#
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Really digging the ideas here - thanks for building this!
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
I think a pretty salient line from an organizer of the games in ep 2 of the new season is "the games won't end unless the world changes." The show doesn't really interrogate that beyond that point, but if anything honest
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Compiling My C# Game Engine to WASM with NativeAOT-LLVM(kylekukshtel.com)
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NJ Drone Sightings are (maybe) just Joby Air Taxis due to recent FAA rulings(old.reddit.com)
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Allow me a moment here to ask - could someone please build a modern Epson V600 that can process at least three frames of 6x7 medium format film at once? This area of tech seems totally stagnant (obviously) but seems like a great time for so
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Photino is way less "all in one" like Maui Blazor Hybrid. Photino is basically just a cross platform way to open a native webview on desktop platforms and give you hooks to call in and out of that, one of which is dotnet. From the
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Using something like Photino ( https://www.tryphotino.io ) with Blazor can start to feel like an actual good C# cross plat GUI solution but even as a C# truther I agree with you. I think you'll start seeing a lot more "c
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
It has been crazy to build an engine for this exact reason. You quickly see what you take for granted and what requires work to implement but "appears" effortless. Things that seem so obvious and core you quickly find don't c
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
I think it's also easy to conflate game development as one big thing. 100 people could say that they want to make games and all mean 100 very different things. I think for some people, like you mentioned, they ostensibly want to "
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by kkukshtel 2y ago
Writing an engine also has made more so much more aware of the implicit decisions of other engines and the "why" behind them. Largely I've come out of the process with much more respect for what they've done so far to ge

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