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by nico 1y ago
Looks very cool, just kinda hard getting started Maybe you could have a little walkthrough of how to build a mini game with it?
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by nico 1y ago
Such a hostile comment. Just trying to open up the conversation. No need for snark or aggressive name calling The article is about creating video games without an engine, and the top comment is about what is hard about making video games My
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by nico 1y ago
Vibecoding is probably going to take this whole industry by storm Already the biggest market is small games on tablets/phones Now making those games is becoming exponentially faster and easier Roblox, allowing people to quickly create
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by nico 1y ago
Maybe vibe hiring will become a thing? Before AI, that was actually my preferred way of finding people to work with: just see if you vibe together, make a quick decision, then in just the first couple of days you know if they are a good fit
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Vibe Code Games Online(rosebud.ai)
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by nico 1y ago
Why do you think vibecoding and learning together with kids is putting less thought? However, kids don't care too much about thought. They care a lot more about attention and fun With these tools you get to the fun part faster and can
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by nico 1y ago
And now you can also just vibecode little games and start having fun right away, they are great for kids https://rosebud.ai/p/800a3295-ea07-4c80-a4f1-10fd8db24088 https://openjam.ai/lonely_ant_702/
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by nico 1y ago
Cool, yes benchmark results are great to show Also, are you using this tool as part of another project? It’d be interesting to see what the main applications of CoT prompting are (the examples are great but a little basic)
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by nico 1y ago
Very interesting. I saw the examples and would have loved to see the results, maybe some text showing the whole process or a little gif/video Great work
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by nico 1y ago
Excellent, looks really nice, thank you for putting it together Do you have some sort of feed/api that a program can consume? Would love to import those jobs into this CLI tool I created that helps people find good job matches, and tra
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by nico 1y ago
Yeah, that "for each" needs to be code instead of prompt. Ideally you want to only use the LLM for the first time you run the task, but after "figuring out the path", you want to run that directly through code So for the
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by nico 1y ago
Looks amazing, love it. And I see that in your roadmap the top thing is saving/replaying sessions Related to that, I'd suggest also adding the ability to "templify" sessions, ie. turn sessions into sort of like email tem
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by nico 1y ago
Yes. Also, would love something that can run directly in my browser with my sessions There’s a lot of websites that are super hostile to automation and make it really hard to do simple, small, but repetitive stuff with things like playwrigh
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by nico 1y ago
Will that make the model run/feel faster? I can run models with 30-40b parameters on my computer, but they feel a lot slower than the 1-7b ones So would this make the 30-40b parameter modes run faster? Or at least “feel” faster?
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by nico 1y ago
Great work. This seems very interesting, but I need something slightly more high level to relate to it Will it just allow me to run let’s say a model with a 2048 token context window with a 4-6k context window? Or a 128k model (like gemma3)
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by nico 1y ago
I can relate, been in a very similar situation Some recommendations: take care of yourself, it might feel like a chore, but it’s important. Personally, exercising regularly (15-45 min mon-fri) helped me get out of a very long rut Also, pace
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by nico 1y ago
True. Also, the APIs don't care too much about restricting output length, they might actually be more verbose to charge more It's interesting how the same model being served through different interfaces (chat vs api), can behave
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by nico 1y ago
Yup https://openrouter.ai/provider/mistral I guess it can't really be run locally https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1kgyfif/introdu...
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by nico 1y ago
4o and 4.1 are not very good at coding My best results are usually with 4o-mini-high, o3 is sometimes pretty good I personally don’t like the canvas. I prefer the output on the chat And a lot of times I say: provide full code for this file,
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by nico 1y ago
How are you running the model? Mistral’s api or some local version through ollama, or something else?
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by nico 1y ago
I’ve had this in different ways many times. Like instead of resolving the underlying issue for an exception, it just suggests catching the exception and keep going It also depends a lot on the mix of model and type of code and libraries inv
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by nico 1y ago
Cool tool. What format does it expect from the model? I’ve been looking for something that can take “bare diffs” (unified diffs without line numbers), from the clipboard and then apply them directly on a buffer (an open file in vscode) None
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by nico 1y ago
> It really captures how little control one has over the process, while simultaneously having the illusion of control. This is actually a big insight about life, that in some eastern philosophies, you are supposed to arrive to We love th
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by nico 1y ago
Very cool concept! I wish v0, lovable, bolt et al did something like this with their suggested prompts It’s such a poor user experience to pick a template, wait 3-5min to generate and then be dumped randomly either on an incredibly refined
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by nico 1y ago
Tangential, for people looking for engineering/technical roles, I created this terminal app to help scrape and automatically filter jobs to match your resume using AI: https://github.com/nicobrenner/commandjobs?tab
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by nico 1y ago
Also, it’s a mess separating stuff between react and the server, especially when building with express/node as the backend and the whole codebase together It’s such a pain having clear separation in development where everything runs of
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by nico 1y ago
How does this compare to using a multimodal model like gemma3 via ollama? Any benefit on a Mac with apple silicon? Any experiences someone could share?
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by nico 1y ago
It’s wild that copyright lasts this long (life of author + 70 years after death)
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by nico 1y ago
> and there is no open source full IDE alternative (besides Void). And Zed: https://zed.dev Yesterday on the front page of HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43912844
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by nico 1y ago
My server logs are filled with automated attacks coming from Palo Alto Networks-owned ip addresses When you lookup the addresses it shows up they’ve been reported multiple times, sometimes for years, yet PAN won’t really do anything Some us

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