JayByte on Nostr: Rebuilt the game engine to minimize friction for creative and logical aspects of game ...
Rebuilt the game engine to minimize friction for creative and logical aspects of game design. After this I've confirmed for myself, that AI is another tool in programmer's toolbox, not a replacement for expertise. Before AI in unknown area of coding I would either grind with the help of LeetCode, or lurk through my own "database" of code snippets and projects, which are gained from experience and lurking through git projects, then modify them a bit. Commercial experience narrows down possible search space though. I think this is one of real problems that LLM-based AI could solve.
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