>I don't actually have to learn to code and get good to build the project I've always dream ofYou have no idea how big this is, it feels like I'm using some sandbox cheat, I've always wanted to build some projects that would require me to invest a huge time on web development and learning a lot of technology (I know something obviously but not enough and this is not my job so it would be like a complete sunk of time only for these projects) but this changed everything.I'm seeing the projects materialize in speed and way I would have never been able to do it myself, even if I had actually dedicated time to learn and so on, it's just this thing is clearly way better than me. I'm baffled, I can actually stop feeling guilty or thinking I should return to programming so I can complete "these little projects" that were always on the back on my mind.It's over, insane.
>daily LLM shill thread for the investors
That's cool, OP. What are the projects about? How big are they in terms of lines of code?
>>107033927Pretty cool you found a Java dev on fiverr who can satisfy your coding needs.
>>107033993I asked the LLM how many lines of code the project have that would have had to be human written >Grand total human-authored source: 22,512 lines>Client: 5,195 lines across 16 files>Server : 17,317 lines across 106 files>Counted only source files: .ts, .tsx, .js, .cjs, .mjs, .sql>Excluded: node_modules, dist, build, .git, coverage, logs, >Not included: config and metadata files (.json, .md, etc.). Ask if you want those added.This project is for something I'm going to put live on my server, it's going to be a mini game based on some seasonal statistics. I can't give too much detail about it now but I really wanted to do it, it was just too complex for me alone.I did some other projects that were around 5k of lines, like this >>107021563
>>107033927based. i am a hobby programmer and i would like these AIs to be good at writing code so i don't have to spend days building it before i can enjoy the program
>>107033927For me it's Sufur. Imagine the hugs and kisses after she beat up people who shit talk about you.
Yes, LLMs can be useful for beginners.
I feel like every vibe-coded app is just some front-end for something really simple. Since I almost always write text-based programs, I'm not super impressed by this. Recently asked LLM to write something using a specific C-API, but the arguments didn't even match the functions, it was awful. Maybe I should've posted the full api documentation into the prompt
>>107033927>>I don't actually have to learn to code and get good to build the project I've always dream ofI'm sure your dream project is something nontrivial and useful. You definitely sound like the kind of guy who has nontrivial and original ideas.
>>107035652Why are you so butthurt?It's actually trivial but still complex for me, see >>107034053
>>107033927based vibeGOD . I don't get why codetrannies get so mad
>>107035888it takes years to get good at coding. the realization that all the time you've sunk into something that is now utterly worthless is crushing. AI will do this to everyone with a skill. thankfully, you will never experience this as you're not good at anything
>>107035652>You definitely sound like the kind of guy who has nontrivial and original ideas.>posts classical statue edits
>>107034053>I asked the LLM how many lines of code the project have that would have had to be human written Ok, but how many lines of code has the LLM generated for you so far?
>working on projects that are legitimately novel>no framework lego an LLM and put togetherLife is suffering.
i wish ai could clean my diaper though
>>107036890I would say 99% - 22,512 linesI vibecoded another project before this (the one I linked earlier) and that showed me that if I was doing very incremental features, made the AI write documentation, implemented full test coverage + type safety, ORM + strict GIT discipline then I could actually do A LOT.
The funniest thing about all of this is that vibe coders are going around proudly telling everyone they were too dumb even for web development.
>>107033927OP is a faggot, but good job, man. I'm glad you're having fun.>>107035479Is there a season 2 already? Or should I give up and go manga? Too many stuff nowadays getting just one season, like the whole point of anime now is to be some sort of advert for you to buy and follow the manga instead.
>>107037011Oh by the way, I've ironically learned a huge ton just by vibecoding, I've learned things like how heavy can SQL queries be on servers and that actually you can make mirror tables that just update every couple of minutes, I've learned in memory cache for other type of queries, how to actually integrate a 3rd party API to my server, some browsing security things tooThis is also super useful for me because if everything goes well I will eventually work irl with devs (not as dev but as PM or something because I study business) so it's like I've learned a lot about how to actually explain what I want (in terms of features for example). >>107037085This is cope man, no way in hell I would have made a 20k + line of code project by myself, learning all the technology behind it would have been a massive sunk of time.
These threads are always just two trannies on discord replying to themselves
>>107035479for me it's her tiny, tiny, perky titsbut beeze has the best profile
>>107037179and that's perfectly cute and valid, bigot
>>107037481go back >>>/lgbt/
me & my vibecoding bros
>>107036858Cope brown. I can do what you do without spending years of grinding. Codetroons lost
>>107034053you don't count size by lines of code
>>107037130yeah you actually retain something from it, if you are not mindlessly copypasting at least. The AI explains everything it does, but most of the time I just ignore whatever it says and copypaste the code block
Did you just start your own business?By making products you have basically created businesses quickly.
>>107037328Shame about her face.
>>107037011Ok but what does it do? Why do vibecoders never post anything? When they do it's a shitty demo for something extremely common and easy. Why can't you be more like the people into image gen? Are you afraid peope will steal your billion dollar ideas?
>>107040120Cope
>>107040140make me cope harded by posting a vibe coded project. It doesn't have to be yours
>>107040184nobody has to prove anything to you. keep seething thought.you have to understand that anybody can code better than you. your "skills" are useless now
How do you actually vibe code stuff?How do you control the LLMs in detail to get where you want?How do you fix all the wrong shit they spit out?CLI tools? An editor? Please don't tell me you use a paid service besides the LLM itself
>>107035479Sulfur is like Siswet, her power being fists lines up well with Siswet's fisting talents not sure who Baiser reminds me of
I like that I can throw claude code at a github repo and say "get this shit running on my gpu in a venv" and I can have it waste time messing around solving python dependencies instead of me.
>>107040232ive been posting in here its not a bad thread not a lot of bitchers >>107000580but this anon did a fantastic summary of how to be a "power user" >>107037011>I vibecoded another project before this (the one I linked earlier) and that showed me that if I was doing very incremental features, made the AI write documentation, implemented full test coverage + type safety, ORM + strict GIT discipline then I could actually do A LOT.
>>107040120I posted a link to another project I made, it's even on github >>107021563My current project is not secret, but is simply incomplete now
>>107040232I used Github Copilot ($10 and lets you access several LLM), I also used OpenAI development ($20 but I'm on free trial, they have very generous weekly quota), I have also used Claude Code (works like magic, but can get VERY expensive and is not worth it unless you're struggling)First you can start talking about your project on the website with ChatGPT, kinda asses the situation, make a little plan, define the technologies (make sure to pick something to help the LLM as much as possible, meaning pick TS before JS, pick something for SQL safety like Kysely, a test framework like ViTest. The LLM can do a lot, but you need to help it as well giving it the environment less bug prone or easier to detectFor a while you can start building using the Website, with little snippets of code and hand holding, once the project has gained momentum then you can start using a coding agent in VS Code like Codex, Copilot Agent, or Claude Code and keep using the website to just guide you over the project while the coding agent does the grunt work. You can discuss incremental features on the website and then make them prepare a prompt for your coding agent on VSCode. If there's a problem you can copy-paste VSCode agent proposed solution to the website, make it asses it or viceversa. Have strict GIT discipline, make commits often so you can revert back if the LLM fucks up. Make the LLM write inline comments explaining everything, it is as useful for them as it is for humans. You can even make a separate documentation that is optimized for LLM, make them go and write on it. Keep it up to date, you will want something that you can dump on a new LLM to have context of all the features your program has and how does the backend work, etc. If you follow this pattern then I don't know where's the limit
is there a way I can make a website brainlessly without paying for anything
