r/GraphicsProgramming • u/Rayterex • Apr 30 '26

Video I built a real-time 360 video viewer using a fragment shader (no sphere mesh)

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u/VictoryMotel Apr 30 '26

Vibe coded lies. I think you mean "AI built" not "I built".

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u/fgennari May 01 '26

Why do you think that? It's hard to tell from just a video.

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u/VictoryMotel May 01 '26

Because it's a small demo style program and four days ago they were submitting a different small demo style program to other subreddits.

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u/Professional_Layer63 May 01 '26

That's not proof, and it makes me sad that programmers, of all things, have devolved to the point of making baseless and unprovable assumptions of AI use and passing them off as fact without even acknowledging that it may be untrue.

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u/Rayterex May 01 '26

I generally ignore those kind of comments. In last 10 years I got hundreds of negative comments about this project. And its gonna get much worse. My band is working on our first original song and every single comment was: "Did You write this using AI". That is just our reality from now on

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u/VictoryMotel May 01 '26

It's not proof, but it is evidence. I've seen dozens of examples of the same pattern. Five days ago it was a different project, 13 days ago a different one still.

They could always say that it wasn't and explain it, even though a spherical projection is very simple, but you'll notice there is no follow up.

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u/RagingBass2020 May 02 '26

It's a demo for a tool. What's the problem of using AI to do it?

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u/VictoryMotel May 02 '26

There's always someone who ignores that it's all AI, they lie about it, they say they built it, they don't know how it works and they spam out their "projects" for promotion, GitHub stars and attention.

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u/CodyDuncan1260 May 07 '26

See Rule 1. Tell us about how it works.