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@britown Preach! Project management isn’t just for groups of people! Writing down all the things you want your project to do gets them out of your brain and lets you focus. Having them written down lets you prioritize the big important things when you have the energy/time, or slice off a few easy things when you don’t but still want to feel productive!

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@britown Preach! Project management isn’t just for groups of people! Writing down all the things you want your project to do gets them out of your brain and lets you focus. Having them written down lets you prioritize the big important things when you have the energy/time, or slice off a few easy things when you don’t but still want to feel productive!

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@brycedixon I’m with you on all of this. "The simple solution" in my mind often involves all of those things because the problem itself is very complicated, and those abstractions and tools make dealing with the problem simpler & easier to maintain.

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@brycedixon I’m with you on all of this. "The simple solution" in my mind often involves all of those things because the problem itself is very complicated, and those abstractions and tools make dealing with the problem simpler & easier to maintain.

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I think it’s interesting that when a new game comes out, one of the markers that it’s doing really well is that the various game news outlets will write about _anything_ remotely related, no matter how trivial.

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I think it’s interesting that when a new game comes out, one of the markers that it’s doing really well is that the various game news outlets will write about _anything_ remotely related, no matter how trivial.

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@brycedixon I would say do the simple thing and change it later if need be, but I know that data migrations in things like Unity can be an absolute bear. Lots of perceived pressure to get it right the first time.

I still feel like that impulse is often a trap. The only coding “paradigm” that has retained its relevance over the long haul is KISS.

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@brycedixon I would say do the simple thing and change it later if need be, but I know that data migrations in things like Unity can be an absolute bear. Lots of perceived pressure to get it right the first time.

I still feel like that impulse is often a trap. The only coding “paradigm” that has retained its relevance over the long haul is KISS.

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I’m nearly at the point with @tangentnotes where I feel like I can start to shift away from developing my ideal thinking space and start to _use it_ for all of the other projects on my list.

Not that I’m going to stop. I don’t think I’d be capable…

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I’m nearly at the point with @tangentnotes where I feel like I can start to shift away from developing my ideal thinking space and start to _use it_ for all of the other projects on my list.

Not that I’m going to stop. I don’t think I’d be capable…

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@pkmone I have not yet tried using LLMs to summarize. They are so prone to making stuff up that I don’t think I would trust the results. I may as well skim the article.

I tried using GPT 4 to do some simple programming tasks, but I found it generally not up to the task. At the level of a junior at best, and generally worse than an intern.

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@pkmone I have not yet tried using LLMs to summarize. They are so prone to making stuff up that I don’t think I would trust the results. I may as well skim the article.

I tried using GPT 4 to do some simple programming tasks, but I found it generally not up to the task. At the level of a junior at best, and generally worse than an intern.

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I’m very pleased to finally get pretty math equations in. It’s one of the few features of Obsidian I still occasionally opened it for. https://indieapps.space/@tangentnotes/110851482577928256

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I’m very pleased to finally get pretty math equations in. It’s one of the few features of Obsidian I still occasionally opened it for. https://indieapps.space/@tangentnotes/110851482577928256

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@pkmone Okay? I understand the potential from a pure business case. More content more money. Got it.

But what about that content? Did your prompt include your opinions or is effectively random?

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@pkmone Okay? I understand the potential from a pure business case. More content more money. Got it.

But what about that content? Did your prompt include your opinions or is effectively random?

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@grumpygamer I’m curious: what did this look like before the change?

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@grumpygamer I’m curious: what did this look like before the change?

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@pkmone So, how was this generated? Why should I be interested in a review that came from a machine?

For me, software reviews are all about the opinions of the author. They let me know about the _subjective_ experience of using it. An LLM has no subjective experience of using the app in any way shape or form.

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@pkmone So, how was this generated? Why should I be interested in a review that came from a machine?

For me, software reviews are all about the opinions of the author. They let me know about the _subjective_ experience of using it. An LLM has no subjective experience of using the app in any way shape or form.

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@TfTHacker Gosh that’s flashy. It certainly looks cool, but it seemed like all just organizational filigree. I do like the cover image effect though… Might steal that for @tangentnotes

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@TfTHacker Gosh that’s flashy. It certainly looks cool, but it seemed like all just organizational filigree. I do like the cover image effect though… Might steal that for @tangentnotes

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Taking screenshots for a blueprint code review is so damned silly...

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Taking screenshots for a blueprint code review is so damned silly...

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Using #blueprints in #unreal just makes me sad, man.

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Using #blueprints in #unreal just makes me sad, man.

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@Gestimer This looks very slick! Love it.

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@Gestimer This looks very slick! Love it.