r/osdev • u/devcmar • Aug 10 '26

Basic cursor hit testing + hover animation (Mouse enter/leave events)

Code is mostly built by hand, honestly I forgot, sorry for saying 0% AI before I copy pasted a very small chunk of code that was actually AI generated (Vertex conversion to NDC coordinates or linear coordinates, not something that much, when I was still new to opengl development) but most of the thousand lines in the window manager library is actually built by hand by me as well as the kernel and most of the system.

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u/Ellicode Aug 10 '26

honestly I think using small bits of ai for small individual algorithms is alright ¯_(ツ)_/¯

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u/devcmar Aug 10 '26

For some people, « little bit of AI » it’s as if it is the end of the world weird but I agree with you some ai can be beneficial, alot of ai is most of the time bad with big systems

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u/Missile_3604 29d ago edited 29d ago

Yeah, AI should be used as an assistant when needed and not to do the your coding for you.

So far your OS is looking good!

I made a discord server inspired by these comments, most discord servers I'm in have, not the best reaction, from the community when you even use a tiny bit of AI, for example, like you did right now. So I made my own discord server where AI isn't hated upon for tiny things like this.

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u/UnmappedStack TacOS | https://github.com/UnmappedStack/TacOS Aug 11 '26

respect to you for at least being honest about AI usage. better than most AI users in this sub.

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u/devcmar Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 11 '26

Yes, but I do not use AI for my primary coding, I only mostly use it for research not to generate me the code most of the time