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dude250711
366karma·482submissions·July 11, 2025
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Who is the genius who told him development will get faster? The man can't catch a break!
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Such a luxury, I am envious! Our team started using AI, so I switched to a simple method: no comments, and a binary "is this batshit crazy or passable" approval decision rule. Saving myself …
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Not a bubble.
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Maybe all future AI hardware should be more whimsical.
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AI psychosis is neither a lie nor a stupidity.
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If you commit to being around for all the support calls, then do any rewrites you want. But the rewriters unfortunately tend to use it to pad out CVs and move on.
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It's good for pre-IPO PR. You drop a good old "A new {cool_word}-class model." . And boom! What are you competitors going to do? Use same classification nomenclature? I don't thin…
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Confirmed, released, and already forgotten. It was called "Codename: Gordon".
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> ...native physics engine (called Chaos)... I have to say, based on those videos, that is one accurately-named engine.
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Then fork Godot and accept all the PRs you guys want? No need to ruin existing software?
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Last step is for them to say that due to rising components' cost, they are transitioning to rent-only model for consoles. This way you will finally own nothing except for maybe console rent arrea…
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If AI is so good, there should be hundreds of new engines far exceeding Godot. Yet all that is being produced is piggy-backing unchecked vibe-slop.
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Re-thinking DBs is a bit mid-2010s. By now we should be re-rethinking.
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A tide of slop.
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Alien vs predator.
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"Released" is doing some heavy lifting here.
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Yep, there are better ways of (mis-)spending a $1.5K. Maybe it's possible to order an aesthetically-looking cube sculpture even. Or make one with Legos.
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Not the end of the world! OpenAI and Anthropic will just go back to entirely healthy valuations of ~$5-10B each and the industry carries on.
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So, that DeepSeek thing, you are saying it's not that bad?
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Well, then you will absolutely love the AI-enhanced photos!
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Things I had never asked for in a phone: 1) Increasingly more sophisticated cameras. 2) Fake slimness with protruding lenses. 3) Removing headphone jack. 4) Adding AI.
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Bubbles do not have roots.
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> ...likely leading to significant internal confusion... Bonus-promotion disruption.
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This would have been a revelation in the 90s.