Aye, I could do that

The greatest tragedy of the internet is when we accepted that lies are worth more than the truth.

Good to hear Deadlock is doing well. TF2 is as good as always, I joined after the last major update but the community is still going strong

I disagree that bullet witch is more memorable than portal although bias and the fallacy of trying to remember unmemorable games is making it very hard to tell if that would still be true with other titles. My instinct is that uncommon, distinct words (Portal, Watchtower, Celeste) are more memorable than combinations of words that compete against each other rather than forming a whole (Bullet Witch, Star Fox, Crash Bandicoot: Twinsanity). Although now that I do have examples… I have no idea, honestly it doesn’t seem super correlated.

Yeah this one gets me

Empirefall

That’s not a quirky edge case: it’s the nightmare scenario critics warned about.

Aaahhhh my ai detector is going crazy rn

I don’t want to live like this

I think you’re correct, the amount of rigor in your prompts seems orthogonal from whether you’re using them for architecture or implementation.

That’s just because I need to stop and appreciate my efficiency for 10 seconds every time it saves me 10 seconds :-)

“Writing code well” includes several relavant things:

• Security implications
• Stability and edge case handling
• Performance
• Quality of output (ie. for UI/UX)
• Readability (Agents need to read to make changes too! Violating DRY/SOLID/etc. could still cause issues!)

As far as I’m aware you do currently still need a human to ensure stuff like this is followed. People use agents because they don’t care about the above, or because they can get close enough and intervene to fix any issues that appear.

Agents.md doesn’t exist to make sure generated code functions, it’s there to make sure it’s written well.

Minecraft - It’s Minecraft

Factorio - Best factory game on the market and one of the best-designed pieces of software of all time

Celeste - Most artistic game on this list and the skill ceiling basically doesn’t exist

Team Fortress 2 - Still a contender for the best class-based shooter of all time, I love making loadouts and screwing around. Best shooter community I’ve experienced.

Not really sure what to put for my 5th. Some sort of puzzle game? A coop friend game? idk.

The definitions of both of those words are hard to define but under most definitions, no, not at all

Their resume says “Enter Pressing Specialist” so they have the edge

1. Accept 10 jobs
2. Make a script that presses enter on repeat
3. Deploy script
4. Collect 10 salaries

I’ve started getting depreessingly good at scrolling to where the real info is because they always structure it the same way lol

Proof?