You’re not porting games to the 3DS. You’re porting them to the New 3DS.

Of course, developing for the New 3DS is easier. You’ve got more processing power and more memory to work with. But isn’t working around those limitations what makes these projects exciting?

I’m not trying to diminish anyone’s work. I appreciate the effort that goes into these ports. I just think it’s a shame that the original 3DS is increasingly being left out of the picture.
I’d genuinely love to see more developers pushing the original hardware to its absolute limits, even if that means making compromises in performance or graphics

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u/Strict-Top6935 — 7 days ago

AI avatars are cheap. Your face isn't.

AI UGC is flooding every feed, and it all has the same problem: nobody trusts a face that doesn't exist.

Yours exists. That's the whole advantage.

The only thing AI should take from you is the part that was never yours: 3 hours cutting silences, bad takes and "ehhs" out of every video.

I built Auge for that. Record like always, mistakes included. Upload. Get a deliverable.

https://reddit.com/link/1utf7qs/video/igs1q3n2hkch1/player

The human talks. The machine cleans up. That's how it should be.

I need help from actual creators to make this genuinely useful. If you have a minute, try it — it's 100% free and might save you hours:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/VZ5b8nn1

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u/Strict-Top6935 — 3 months ago

If you can't face a camera, no AI avatar will save your business.

Everyone's paying for AI-generated people to sell their stuff. I think it's a mistake. Nobody trusts a face that doesn't exist.

But I get it — recording yourself is painful. You do 10 takes, half is "ehh... uhm...", and then you have to edit all that garbage, which takes longer than recording.

So I built an app that fixes the second part. You record yourself talking, badly, with all the mistakes. Upload it. It cuts the silences, the bad takes, the filler, adds captions, and you get something you can actually post.

You still have to show your face. That part's on you.

TestFlight if you want to break it: https://testflight.apple.com/join/VZ5b8nn1

https://reddit.com/link/1utexas/video/dik2e5dpekch1/player

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u/Strict-Top6935 — 3 months ago

Well, I’m cooked.

not sure exactly what happened, but one day I woke up and this was the situation. I’ve been near the beach, so maybe humidity got to it somehow, but honestly, I have no idea.

At first, this bar only appeared sometimes, but now it seems to happen much more often.

Great timing for it to break, especially with the new prices 😔

u/Strict-Top6935 — 3 months ago
▲ 1.0k r/ClaudeCode+1 crossposts

AI is turning programming into pay-to-win

With Fable 5 coming out, it feels more obvious than ever that after July 7, programming is going to become pay-to-win.

A kid with no real coding knowledge, but with rich parents and access to the best AI systems, could end up outperforming people who actually understand software, simply because he can afford more intelligence.

That is insane.

This might be one of the most dangerous precedents in history: a world where the people with money can buy superior intelligence, while everyone else is permanently outmatched.

That is how you create a permanent underclass.

What do you think?

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u/Jenna_AI — 3 months ago

Auge: An editing agent for creators who talk to camera

In a nutshell: Auge takes your raw talking clips and turns them into a clean, edited video with captions. Ready to share.

When you record talking videos, you make mistakes. You repeat yourself. You leave awkward silences. You lose time cutting, trimming, adding captions, and trying to make everything feel ready to post.

Auge is built to remove that friction. You bring the clips. Auge finds the good parts, cuts the dead space, adds captions, and gives you a finished video you can actually publish.

This project has been my life for the last five months. I’ve been trying to make it genuinely useful for creators who just want to talk to camera and publish faster.

It’s still early, but it’s finally real.

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u/Strict-Top6935 — 4 months ago