@absulit

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Once, men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.

#dune #ai

I will progressively upload a few videos I rendered a few days ago with #webgpu

#webdev #wgsl #particles #javascript #computergraphics #graphicsprogramming #cgi

A few screenshots of my current progress playing with particles in #WebGPU

#screenshotSaturday #webdev #wgsl #particles #javascript #computergraphics #graphicsprogramming #cgi

So I was trying to implement ping-pong buffers in my #webgpu library (emphasis on trying). The code has no errors, but the values are not changing, and I think is basically how my library is built because I think (because I couldn't figure it out) the entries are being swap twice or not being swap at all and am tired, but I have another idea to test.

Don't rely on an external agent, being that a human or a #AI to do your work, because in the end it is you who are responsible.

#ai #webdev #javascript #python

So now I was in a project I barely knew the stack and my information resource was gone... I learned my lesson and decided to never rely again later on coworkers about a project...

I never felt that feeling again except when I started to work with AI agents... you feel a dependency, you feel like you can't do it without it, you feel like you are not enough. But you are.

So when tragedy strikes and it will, it could be a crash on the Prod app or your coworker resigns... you have to be ready

Years ago I was working on a Python project. That was the backend of an Angular project. I finished my part and I was done, but higher ups decided to move me to the Angular side I didn't know anything about. My coworker knew a great deal of it so I used him as my search engine, I asked him everything, and why not if he was just there. This was nice and all until one day he was gone because he resigned a month before

#webdev #javascript #python #ai

My point here is that, only experienced developers know letting AI touch everything is a bad idea, but we are so knee deep into the waters of code that we can't explain why, but I do have an analogy
I heard once that the best people to explain something are the ones who recently learnt a subject. I think the longer the time it passes those mental connections to regular language vanish and a concept can't be explained, it can only be "thought", and you might end up explaining something in jargon