tommygamedev

It’s a bit of a mixed bag for me. My brain thrives really well with keeping a lot of balls in the air at the same time and seeing quick progress and results, and I’ve always had a hard time finishing things because of the more “boring parts”, like writing documentation and proper tests etc. (yes I’m sorry for how it sounds)

But it’s not because I don’t think it’s important and that I don’t want to do it. I have a very engineering mind that likes to be thorough, and I feel like with AI I get to do all the “boring” parts, without it being boring. I get to spend more time on the architectural thinking and finding tests for edge cases, focusing on stakeholder needs and keeping the momentum by developing fast.

The biggest problem is that I’m losing grasps of the projects. I don’t review much anymore and I feel like I’m losing my ability to code.

RIP gamers. I guess we’re never going back to the glory days :(

That’s a fun idea. A nice alternative to wordle.

I did not do well… I failed early and I kinda wish I had a chance with some of the other reductions.

How did you build it?

Oh, this can only end well…

I second this. I was waiting so excitedly just to be disappointed afterwards :(

I haven’t tried Gemini for coding yet. I did consider buying their subscription, but based on what I’ve seen from other forums, Gemini has never been a frontier in coding, even with good “benchmaxing”.

Let’s see, maybe they’ll surprise this time.