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Going through this currently. Sometimes I get mad excited and record for 7 hours after a 9-10 hour shift. It’s doable, but not always
One of the most important things you can do as a creator is set boundaries, not only for other people but for yourself. You need to draw a line between what's work and what's leisure otherwise it's going to all blend together.
It's something I'm still working on. I used to just record into the late hours of the night. Now, I "clock out" at a normal hour so I can enjoy time with my family, wife, friends, myself, etc.
I'm not saying don't grind but definitely give yourself time to recharge and live your life.
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Give your artists the time and grace they need to get things done. Asking for and being transparent about a deadline isn’t bad, but trying to self-insert and assume how long artwork “should” take is cornball behavior
People saying this with a straight face is hilarious. YouTube unfortunately allows tons of AI slop on their platform but it’s very easy to tell the difference between what’s got soul and what doesn’t
As one of the most anti-AI people I know, I think people are blowing this issue out of proportion. House House did the right thing by disclosing this in the way they did, but people need to understand the difference between vibe coded, GenAI slop and using LLM to debug code.
Big Walk used AI in 'the final stretch' of development, kicking off intense awards debate:
aftermath.site/big-walk-ai-i…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
House House used LLMs sparingly near the end of Big Walk's development, mainly to fix bugs in third-party code. They estimate well under 0.1% of the game's code was affected, and they didn't use generative AI elsewhere.
bigwalk.game/faq/#ai
pcgamer.com/games/puzzle/b…
Now, would I prefer that the game was coded by hand without issue? Yup. Would I have consulted more people? Yes. However, I’m not going to fault or attack HH and ultimately poison indie discourse over them using AI to debug a line of code that a human said was impossible to fix.
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One of my favorite scenes in anime history; I watch this regularly.
Even if you think you have no chance of winning, show up anyway.
16 years ago today, Luffy stood face-to-face with three of the Navy’s most powerful Admirals: Kizaru (Borsalino), Akainu (Sakazuki), and Aokiji (Kuzan)! ⚡🔥❄️
With only one mission in mind, Luffy was determined to save his brother Ace!
Do you remember this unforgettable moment in ONE PIECE? 🏴☠️
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