roflcopter69

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   by roflcopter69 7mo ago

   I see `dotnet watch` being mentioned for code hot reload which is such a great feature for quickly iterating on a game. Not having to restart the whole game just because one has changed a few if statements and values really helps staying in
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   by roflcopter69 7mo ago

   I read that article a while ago and highly enjoyed it. C# truly has become a very good language for game development and since NativeAOT has become a thing, we will less and less rely on hacks like IL2CPP or BRUTE which transpile the C# IL
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   by roflcopter69 8mo ago

   No snark, just honest question, is this a severe case of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chatbot_psychosis ?
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   by roflcopter69 8mo ago

   How much of the RAM usage is by gopls (The Go LSP)?
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   by roflcopter69 8mo ago

   Thanks! That helped. Really strange though, that the slash commands inside the CLI do not allow for such a detailed configuration. It allows for the sandbox and approvals options but there's only "default" and "just allo
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   by roflcopter69 8mo ago

   There's one really confusing thing in Codex CLI from my perspective. How do I make it run unsandboxed but still ask me for approvals? I'm fine with it running bare on my machine but I like to approve first before it runs commands.
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   by roflcopter69 8mo ago

   Fixed some of the things, indeed. But don't let this blog post fool you. When using discriminated unions, Pydantic exports JSON schema with `oneOf` while the google-genai expects `anyOf` so that does not work out of the box. Also it st
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   by roflcopter69 8mo ago

   Not so fast! Check this out https://github.com/googleapis/python-genai/issues/460 In my experience, you can only use Gemini structured outputs for the most trivial of schemas. No integer literals, no discrimi
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   by roflcopter69 8mo ago

   Hi! I've been following your work on GodotJS for a while now. Really cool stuff man, thanks for all the improvements you landed in GodotJS! I think most of the people using Godot are not aware how powerful and ergonomic GodotJS actuall
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    by roflcopter69 9mo ago

    Yes I think there's still a lot of potential upside. But check out this collaboration between Blender and Godot https://godotengine.org/showcase/dogwalk/ I could imagine that in the not too distant future we
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    by roflcopter69 9mo ago

    > StS devs cannot write normal C# code, you have to really work around the C# integration to avoid lag spikes Do you have any sources for this? A while ago I had a small chat with the StS devs on the Chickensoft Discord server and they d
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    by roflcopter69 9mo ago

    Also, let's not forget he's the one who brought Swift to the Godot engine https://github.com/migueldeicaza/SwiftGodot Related, for everyone interested into Godot + Swift, check out https://github.c
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    by roflcopter69 9mo ago

    Thanks for sharing your experience. Mostly very fair points. Yes, exporting Godot + C# games to web is not possible right now and it seemingly takes the maintainers quite a lot of time to figure it out. It's apparently an official prio
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    by roflcopter69 9mo ago

    Can you please elaborate why you think C# is not really well integrated into Godot? I'm using it myself and it seems fine to me. There's quite a community around Godot + C# check out https://chickensoft.games as well.
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    by roflcopter69 9mo ago

    Is the GC in C# actually that much of a problem? Slay the Spire 2 is made with Godot + C# and the devs seem to be fine with it. Of course, it's probably not a computationally very demanding game but still the GC in C# does not seem to
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    by roflcopter69 9mo ago

    I'm pretty excited about libgodot! Let's see what use cases people can come up with for it.
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    by roflcopter69 10mo ago

    > RISC is China / Eastern Imo this is a really strange characterization of RISC. I've never seen this before. I think you try to paint a misleading picture in bad faith, please consider this: - https://riscv.org&#x2F
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    by roflcopter69 11mo ago

    ITT people defending a megacorp. Oh my...
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    by roflcopter69 11mo ago

    > why not just move to treating linux as the first class platform This is where the argument goes back to Win32 is the most stable API in Linux land. There isn't a thing such as the Linux API so that would have to be invented firs
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    by roflcopter69 11mo ago

    Why use an extra tool, when you can tell the LLM where the Godot source is to be found in case it wants to investigate some details? What is the benefit of using repomix?
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    by roflcopter69 11mo ago

    How well has your vibecoding with Godot worked? I thought about it but wouldn't the LLM be unable to add files by itself due to stuff only the Godot editor knows how to do like generating uid files and so on? I would have expected that
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    by roflcopter69 11mo ago

    Just curious, wouldn't it be easier to download the docs in a format that is searchable for the LLM? A MCP for this seems overkill to me.
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    by roflcopter69 11mo ago

    Hi! Cool to see you commenting here, great work on gdzig btw :)
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    by roflcopter69 11mo ago

    I know, it's the title of their own post, but making it sound like pixi is only for robotics is underselling pixi quite heavily. Pixi is basically uv but for the conda ecosystem in the sense that it has all the goodness (fast and relia
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    by roflcopter69 1y ago

    Can you please provide a source? I'd love to know their exact reasoning and/or evidence that XML is the way to go.
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    by roflcopter69 1y ago

    Thanks for the reply, that part about the models attention is pretty interesting! I would suspect that a single attention layer won't be able to figure out to which token a token for an opening bracket should attend the most to. Think
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    by roflcopter69 1y ago

    I'd be really interested in what you mean. Are the any studies that quantify this difference in model performance when using JSON or XML? What could be a good intuition for why there might be a big difference? If XML is better than JSO
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    by roflcopter69 1y ago

    > /Looks around all innocent ... does 57 billion count? That surely counts as a case where brute-force search will not do :) I'm intrigued though, do you really need to make searches over all those vectors or could you filter t
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    by roflcopter69 1y ago

    How's a database being columnar irrelevant to vector search? This very vector search extension shows that brute force search can work surprisingly well up to a certain dataset size and at this point columnar storage is great because it
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    by roflcopter69 1y ago

    Sorry for not being on topic, just wanted to say hi @mholt and for making and maintaining Caddy! Happy Caddy user here.