Space Captain Devlog

Space Captain Devlog #0001

#0065 - AI-Assisted Demolition: Tearing Down My C Game Engine

#0064 - I'm Too Lazy to Understand "C" Threading, So I Made an AI Do It (8/8)

#0063 - My AI Is Getting Pedantic About My C Code (7/8)

#0062 - Letting an AI Replace My Lazy C assert()s with Code I'm Jealous Of (6/8)

#0061 - Making My AI Assistant Do The Annoying C Refactoring I Don't Want To Do (5/8)

#0060 - My AI Overlord Makes Me Add C Features I Don't Need (4/8)

#0059 - I Don't Think This Is Programming Anymore: One AI Refactors Another AI's C Code (3/8)

#0058 - I Forgot How My Own C Code Works, So I Asked an AI (2/8)

#0057 - My AI Pair Programmer is Already Smarter Than Me (1/8)

#0056 - Trying Not to Botch My "C" Packed Structs... Again.

#0055 - I Finally Tackle C Pointers and Malloc. It Ends in Total Failure.

#0054 - I Let an AI Write C Code. This Is My Punishment.

#0053 - Is it programming if I just copy-paste code & fix compiler errors?

#0052 - Forget AI, I'll Just Wrangle This Makefile and Break Everything

#0051 - My AI Coder Broke Everything Again.

#0050 - My AI Finally Wrote Some Decent C

#0049 - I Found a Critical Bug in my AI-Generated C epoll Server. (Spoiler: I was the bug).

#0048 - I Brilliantly Instructed an AI to Break My C Code

#0047 - My AI Wrote a Buggy C Server, and I Have No Idea How to Fix It

#0046 - I tried to teach an AI about epoll. It listened... and then broke everything.

#0045 - My AI Wrote a C Server with epoll. Now I Have to Figure Out How It Works.

#0044 - My AI Intern Writes C Code. I Fix the Compiler Errors.

#0043 - I Bullied an AI into Writing a "C" Network Server... and It Worked?

#0042 - Prompt Engineering a "C" Game Server Because I'm Too Lazy To Write It Myself

#0041 - Climbing out of the makefile rabbit hole.

#0040 - Dipping my toes in the shallow end of the testing pool.

#0039 - I fall into a makefile rabbit hole.

#0038 - Improving how tests are run

#0037 - Yea another, adding tests to the project, video.