Coworker told Claude to create a Kubernetes cluster setup for a new project, and it just worked.
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Coworker told Claude to create a Kubernetes cluster setup for a new project, and it just worked. He doesn’t know Kubernetes, all he knows is he got a cluster working in 6 hours instead of spending 80 hours learning Kubernetes, so he’s very happy. Management is salivating too.
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Coworker told Claude to create a Kubernetes cluster setup for a new project, and it just worked. He doesn’t know Kubernetes, all he knows is he got a cluster working in 6 hours instead of spending 80 hours learning Kubernetes, so he’s very happy. Management is salivating too.
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The same coworker just reported another success story. A potential client shared an existing project to estimate improvements. “Their project contains compiled binaries made with Fox Pro, I don’t know any Fox Pro, it would have taken me more than a week to learn enough to make sense of it, Claude gave me an analysis in 3 hours! It’s fucking awesome!”
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@lisyarus This is a fair point. I write DX11 as the "golden path" because that's what I know best, and then translate to the equivalent OpenGL and ignore all the wacky variants/extensions of OGL that don't directly correspond to the DX11 equivalents. But you could just skip writing the DX11 code entirely I guess? I don't have a broad enough experience of OGL to know if that's wise.
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Does Wine have a macOS port? I know mesa does, so this might make it possible to leverage the various dx->vulkan layers for the graphics part.
Oh wait with the new ARM stuff that wouldn't work at all without some kind of lower level emulation. Was this what Valve was working on for their new VR thing?
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@Richard_Littler I can't help but notice there were only three pictures illustrating your four part description.
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can I pretend it's your fault for using a chiastic structure in the post? *whistles innocently*
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@Richard_Littler There's a movie about it called "Men with Brooms" with Paul Gross in it.
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@pierogiburo @lisyarus I second this. Modern vulkan is pleasant. Hard part is actually knowing the "correct" API in vulkan since the working group refuses to actually remove anything for backwards compatibility. Atleast the documentation has startet to label some functions that are considered not the current methord for new code.
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@oblomov @TomF @lisyarus IMHO the small-ish subset of Win32+D3D+DXGI needed for game development is actually a quite nice (and stable!) "cross-platform API".
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@TomF Uhh, then I could just use OpenGL and that's it, why write two backends if one works on both platforms?
I'd go this way from the start of OpenGL wasn't this crappy global-state API with seven thousand layers of legacy on top :(
