Probably not really. For gaming, I think probably just need to have a better way to explain visual and what the problem is (collision not done correctly, ways to feedback to LLM's experimentation loop how that should be checked and why etc).
Models usually is broken if there is no feedback loop. Well, websites might be exception since they can one-shot pretty well. But there are plenty of things they can do well without one-shot that just requires a good feedback loop to be built.
c/c++, java, kotlin, go, some perl scripting, some javascript. Gaming industry
We'll there's your problem.
F1 mechanic pops the hood of a mass-market Toyota Corolla and doesn't understand why everyone says it's really good.
A lot of us are out here building websites or phone apps.
Not to say that these things can't also be taken very seriously from first-principles, but I think that's rare.
Probably not really. For gaming, I think probably just need to have a better way to explain visual and what the problem is (collision not done correctly, ways to feedback to LLM's experimentation loop how that should be checked and why etc).
Models usually is broken if there is no feedback loop. Well, websites might be exception since they can one-shot pretty well. But there are plenty of things they can do well without one-shot that just requires a good feedback loop to be built.
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