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by tyleo 7mo ago
Interesting, cutting way back in the product they renamed the whole company for. They feel a bit directionless to me. They are still making money but even their AI attempt feels half hearted. I think they are really trying but I’m not sure
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Love Letter to the Claude Code Docs – Tips from the Docs That Changed How I Work(tyleo.com)
2 points by tyleo 7mo ago|0 comments
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by tyleo 7mo ago
To put it another way: this article isn’t about the AI fluff, it’s about the two sentences at the top the author wrote themselves. ;)
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by tyleo 7mo ago
What is the development loop like with this? There’s a lot of folks successfully building games with agents already on the AI gamedev Discord server. So I’m wondering if there were some shorter paths to your goal. You might want to exchange
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by tyleo 7mo ago
TBH "The Oracle" personality doesn't always bother me. There's a bunch of stuff that gets asked in corporate chat that makes me think, "does this person know how to use Google?" I think the same can be said for
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by tyleo 7mo ago
Agreed. I don't even necessarily have anything against AI edited text but there's a way to sharpen your own writing and there's a way to let its voice dominate. There's a lot of idioms it tends to fall back on (em dashes
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by tyleo 7mo ago
Even if Apple didn't make any headway into the AI ecosystem, I feel like they are eating other folks legacy businesses for lunch. They are a huge gaming marketplace while Xbox is faltering. They are a juggernaut in hardware and now mov
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by tyleo 7mo ago
Yeah, I've seen this too. I like to call them "single-serving apps". I made a flashcard app to study for interviews and one-shot it with Claude Code. I've had it add some features here and there but haven't really l
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by tyleo 7mo ago
I’d suggest renaming. Ink is already a well known framework for building console apps wit react.
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by tyleo 7mo ago
I disagree with the premise. It made all engineering easier. Bad and good. I believe vibe coding has always existed. I've known people at every company who add copious null checks rather than understanding things and fixing them proper
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by tyleo 7mo ago
I mentioned this at work but context still rots at the same rate. 90k tokens consumed has just as bad results in 100k context window or 1M. Personally, I’m on a 6M+ line codebase and had no problems with the old window. I’m not sending it b
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by tyleo 7mo ago
I mentioned this at work but context still rots at the same rate. 90k tokens consumed has just as bad results in 100k context window or 1M. Personally, I’m on a 6M+ like codebase and had no problems with the old window.
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by tyleo 7mo ago
It’s interesting because for a long time people wanted to work for Elon because he held the moral high ground. “I’ll bring electric cars and space colonization online or die trying.” It’s sad to see the shift.
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by tyleo 7mo ago
I have a principle similar to this. The First Idiot Principle: never be afraid to be the first idiot in the room. Usually others have the same reservations you do about sharing. If you want to hear more I wrote a small post. https:/&#
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by tyleo 7mo ago
I think there is a split but I don’t think it’s between people who love hand-crafting things vs not. I love hand crafting things, yet I’m waking up like a kid on Christmas every day, running to my computer to use Claude code. For my critica
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by tyleo 7mo ago
I had to do an atan() on an slow embedded device once for an autonomous robot competition. Fastest impl I came up with was rounding and big switch statement.
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by tyleo 7mo ago
I find it interesting that AI edited comments aren’t allowed. Sometimes I just want it to help me make something polite. I definitely agree with AI generated comments. Whatever the rules are, I’m happy to play by them.
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by tyleo 7mo ago
Shoutout to my own: https://www.tyleo.com
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by tyleo 7mo ago
At Rec Room, we made tons of AI games. The problem is that they weren't economical. You need to make a ton of money if your players are burning tokens: https://www.tyleo.com/professional-work-history/rec-room-ugc..
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Pour Your Soul In – An Ode to Engineering(tyleo.com)
2 points by tyleo 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tyleo 8mo ago
I felt inspired this morning and wrote this. Hope you enjoy!
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by tyleo 8mo ago
Maybe that's what I'm seeing.
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by tyleo 8mo ago
Interesting! It's stable on my machine. I wonder if this is due to floating-point differences.
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by tyleo 8mo ago
I largely agree with you, but that's honestly the part I like. Just like your kids, there are folks here getting value out of something that wasn't accessible to them before. My most cherished artwork isn't the tasteful stuff
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by tyleo 8mo ago
This is a neat little project. I published a post about a week ago on an easy way to make voxel meshes which may pair nicely: https://www.tyleo.com/blog/game-ready-voxel-meshes-with-low-... Even if you don’t want to us
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The Federalist Papers No 1(avalon.law.yale.edu)
2 points by tyleo 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tyleo 8mo ago
This is some of my favorite writing so I want to share. It’s filled with timeless wisdom. The heaviness of the moment of the US founding seems in similar weight to the AI revolution we’re experiencing right now. You can also find a good rea
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by tyleo 8mo ago
This is the exact sort of thing being unlocked that inspired me to write the article. I’m so happy folks are finding fun and creativity in this space.
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by tyleo 8mo ago
It's actually intentional. The literal strings are just routed to pages. However, if users are trying to do it, it should be a behavior. I'll make a note to change this. For now, if you'd like to see more posts, you can go to
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Excommunicated devs making games with AI(tyleo.com)
66 points by tyleo 8mo ago|75 comments

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