Unless you’re working for yourself and not customer facing, good luck with that. Brands care about image, and bosses care about discipline and morale. ‘whatever you want’ may or may not reflect those values, may cause distress or even be a danger to others.
They were small once. They can be again. ‘too big to…’ is legalese FUD.
Is there another choice to describe trump? I mean, other than convicted insurrectionist rapist grifter fool?
Dunno. I’d expect to have to make several attempts to coax a working snippet from the ai, then spending the rest of the time trying to figure out what it’s done and debugging the result. Faster to do it myself.
E.g. I once coded Tetris on a whim (45 min) and thought it’d be a good test for ui/ game developer, given the multi disciplinary nature of the game (user interaction, real time engine, data structures, etc) Asked copilot to give it a shot and while the basic framework was there, the code simply didn’t work as intended. I figured if we went into each of the elements separately, it would have taken me longer than if i’d done it from scratch anyway.
Isn’t that what they said about figure skating/ synchronized swimming/ artistic gymnastics etc in the beginning?
It might be the first time the IOC is hosting a tournament where the athletes are the ones getting paid, instead of the committee members. Like you, I have my doubts one way or another.
Damnit! I’ve been using it wrong the whole time!
Where’s the crowd? Are they all on strike?
Sure, loving my ad infested windows 11!
Maybe they should use footage of the actual thing instead of CGI.
They built an entire industry dedicated to gaming the search results, so I feel your frustration. Nowadays, if it’s not some influencer telling you to try something, it usually a bunch of topic snobs who need the latest and best (read: most expensive) version of anything - completely unusable for a casual query. If you have friends or local communities with the same hobbies, I’d start there. Or start in the shops - you find out real fast of they’re trying to push product on you, versus genuinely trying to help you find what you need.
I could probably pay someone $50 a pop to solve it for me for the rest of my life and not reach even 1billion.
Don’t they have an ai for that? Or is it something the billion dollar systems still can’t manage?
Well yeah. You’re comparing with the German marques. You gotta compare em with the American stuff. That way they don’t look so bad.
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Ah yes! Projecktt or something like that. Procedurally generated models and textures, and caused some controversy due to heavy reliance on the directx API. But technically astounding, nonetheless!
Sorry, can’t give you references, but the examples I used were from one of the early Mario games. I was around when the euro demo scene was still hot, so there were loads of tips and tricks they used to game the 8086-x386 hardware to create dazzling effects in real time, prior to the introduction of acceleration and dedicated graphics chipsets. It was a truly glorious time, and a great source of wonder growing up in the 90s watching the industry evolve around me.
Still blows my mind (though not in a good way) to hear a simple app or http framework nowadays needs several gigabytess just to install. Everything I mentioned used to happen in 32k-8mb of RAM.
You should go read up on the small optimizations that developers do to seemingly surpass the limits of earlier hardware. Stuff like swapping palettes in between scanlines to give the impression of more available colors, or reusing palette swapped cloud sprites in place of bushes to save on limited ram. Good engineers are really, really good. They seem to find a solution for everything.
That fits in very will with the established norms. Stick with that and op will be fine. Go outside of that, and find out.