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> Maybe with ai I can return to coding
Only if you are able to do it yourself. LLMs are quite useful, I use Gemini sometimes (it's free). But you cannot rely on it to type more than 1-5% of your total code. The reason is that you have a code base containing multiple files, and you cannot just hand over your entire code base to the LLM every time to make good structural decisions. It can barely refer to previous conversations.
But you *can* use it to create functions that work on their own. Like input 9, and output is supposed to split it up like 3,2,2,1,1. Input 12, output 3,3,2,2,1,1. I did it myself because I am not a retarded faggot, but I assume an LLM could do it as well. But it wasn't easy, and contains values like an exponent of 0.6 and 0.45... LLMs can't do such fine-tuning well.
As usual, when you know the question, you already have an idea of what the answer could be. Often you want something or you see a problem, but you aren't even sure what it is or why it's a problem. There were times where I typed in a query and midway I found out the solution.
Btw, I am working on a game, and while its gameplay value is its highest priority, the setting will be based. Essentially Whites fled overpopulated Earth, conquered a nice planet, and a century later the subhumans followed, spreading through the galaxy like vermin. First they wanted to settle on the new planet, then they became aggressive and got beaten hard, then they tried to capitulate and settle "in peace" anyway in a nasty slimy way, but the Whites had none of that bullshit and decided there is no place in the galaxy where they can continue to exist in peace, so they decided to exterminate all subhumans once and for all. With superior technology and skill the players enter a war with chink-kike-pajeet-brownoids. PvE solo or with coop with space ships.
I saw something about Retrieval Augmented Generation on Youtube where you can feed the ais a file with data in it via a python script on a local machine, im not sure how well it would work with code though
Maybe with ai I can return to coding and just make a super based game.
Only if you are able to do it yourself. LLMs are quite useful, I use Gemini sometimes (it's free). But you cannot rely on it to type more than 1-5% of your total code. The reason is that you have a code base containing multiple files, and you cannot just hand over your entire code base to the LLM every time to make good structural decisions. It can barely refer to previous conversations.
But you *can* use it to create functions that work on their own. Like input 9, and output is supposed to split it up like 3,2,2,1,1. Input 12, output 3,3,2,2,1,1. I did it myself because I am not a retarded faggot, but I assume an LLM could do it as well. But it wasn't easy, and contains values like an exponent of 0.6 and 0.45... LLMs can't do such fine-tuning well.
As usual, when you know the question, you already have an idea of what the answer could be. Often you want something or you see a problem, but you aren't even sure what it is or why it's a problem. There were times where I typed in a query and midway I found out the solution.
Btw, I am working on a game, and while its gameplay value is its highest priority, the setting will be based. Essentially Whites fled overpopulated Earth, conquered a nice planet, and a century later the subhumans followed, spreading through the galaxy like vermin. First they wanted to settle on the new planet, then they became aggressive and got beaten hard, then they tried to capitulate and settle "in peace" anyway in a nasty slimy way, but the Whites had none of that bullshit and decided there is no place in the galaxy where they can continue to exist in peace, so they decided to exterminate all subhumans once and for all. With superior technology and skill the players enter a war with chink-kike-pajeet-brownoids. PvE solo or with coop with space ships.