• Dr. Wesker@lemmy.sdf.org
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    9 hours ago

    I wish there was a filter where I could show only AI-assisted, since those will be the best ones.

    • NuanceDemon@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      4 hours ago

      They hated him because he told the truth.

      This is a shit load of code, serious devs capable of doing this would be doing something that paid them instead.

      AI can take in a shit load more information at once and spit it back out in minutes, far more than we can hold or deploy. Which means an enthusiastic amateur can test and iterate many times in days. Which is why we have playable Ocarina of Time remake emulators and decomps within 2 or 3 days all of a sudden.

      Hating AI as a technology is a distraction for morons, late-stage capitalism doesnt want you to think about it too hard so it dangles something scary like a job stealing machine while engineering society so that even with a job you cant afford fuck all.

      Look up.

      • Domi@lemmy.secnd.me
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        2 hours ago

        This is a shit load of code, serious devs capable of doing this would be doing something that paid them instead.

        That’s just not true. There’s plenty of passion projects out there of people hand decompiling code for massive games.

        Decompilations and emulators have been a thing long before LLMs even existed.

        Which is why we have playable Ocarina of Time remake emulators and decomps within 2 or 3 days all of a sudden.

        No, we have Ocarina of Time emulators and decomps within 2 or 3 days because the yuzu folks spent years reverse engineering and documenting every detail about the Switch 1.

        The Switch 2 is so similar to the Switch 1, the first proof of concept Switch 2 emulator is 95% just Eden/yuzu. Things would have taken much longer if yuzu didn’t exist, even with LLMs.

        • NuanceDemon@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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          2 minutes ago

          Everything is built on someone else’s accomplishments, literally everything.

          My point is that lowering the time and expertise needed to contribute means more people can try things, iterate and get something working. “They used an existing codebase” doesn’t address that. That’s precisely the sort of material these tools can help someone navigate.

          Judge the projects on whether they work. The obsession with whether someone touched an LLM along the way is fucking tedious.