That's nonsense. Just have a way to unlock the OS like how getting developer tools work on android.

Steet? Do you mean street? They're smarter in the same way a search engine is smarter.

Yes, "street". Typing from my phone, sorry.

And search engines are narrow tools that can only output copies of its dataset. An LLM is capable of surprisingly novel output, even if the exact level of creativity is heavily debated.

Remixes aren't novel.

Human cultures are remixes all the way down...

If you haven’t seen that “Everything is a Remix” documentary you should. It’s so good.

No they're not

The verboseness is the key issue as to why LLMed PRs are bad.

Interesting

No wonder the game failed, they were busy focusing on some internal chat tool

Precise argument here

So what you're saying is I should build a game engine first before making my game and then I can pivot into selling game engines?

It's not X it's Y ass blog post

This might be my new favorite hn comment. At the very least it captures the zeitgeist perfectly

Why does it need 2 LLMs? LLMs aren't people. I'm not even sure that it needs to be done in 2 seperate contexts

It doesn't have to be 2 LLMs, but nowadays there's LLM auto-memory, which means it could be argued that the same LLM doing both analysis and reimplementation isn't "clean". And the entire purpose behind the "clean" is to avoid that argument.

Agreed. But even then I don't see the problem. Multiple LLMs could work on the same project.

Forget it Jake, its China(town)

Its a computer. People are gonna try and play computer games on it.

Was Sony making their MIPS workstations when they introduced their MIPS-based PlayStation? Sounds like a nice distinction between work and play. ;-)

Curiously the Sega game Columns was licensed from the HP UX original.

Steve Yegge is tbe Immortan Joe of vibe coded slop.