zooi

In my experience it's closer to the other way around.

For example, one of my recent games has 20k lines of engine code and 40k lines of game code.

I don't care about the product as much as I care about the code.

I used to share this sentiment but the more I used AI for programming, the less I enjoyed it. Even writing "boring" code (like tests or summaries) by hand increased my understanding of what I wrote and how it integrates into the rest of the codebase, which I think is fun.

Letting a robot write code for me, however tedious it would be to write manually, made me feel like I was working in someone else's codebase. It reminds me of launching a videogame and letting someone else play through the boring parts. I might as well not be playing. Why bother at all?

I understand this behaviour if you're working for a company on some miserable product, but not for personal projects.

"They" can also refer to an individual

This is written like an LLM trying to be witty and it's nearly unbearable.

Three lines in a Caddyfile would be sufficient

Use outline instead:

  outline: solid 10px red;

Nearly identical to border, but without affecting layout at all.

I've tried many note taking methods, including paper, and none of it really fit my needs. So I wrote my own application, just for me, with nobody else in mind. It's perfect and I recommend everyone to do the same.

The spinning logo has an off-center pivot

Why do you bring that up?

(Un)fortunately every Sora video has the OpenAI watermark in the bottom right.

The difference between those two is that, by smoking, you become the aggressor. If being considerate and empathetic is "solving someone else's problem" then I don't see how that's entitled. Don't smoke in public.

Did you mean "literate"?

I'm fairly certain that pixelpoet is referring to direct raycasting, not raytracing (light transport simulations). These aren't noisy.