STOP MAKING FUN OF VIBE CODERS
No.
>>107602701I have never met an actual competent developer that's against vibe coding. Literally everyone I know adapted ai and is now flying with 5.2 (opus got horribly nerfed)he needs to get into a more competent social circle
does putting a vibrator in your butt really make you code better?
>reddit threadthis faggot is so scared of having to think, they even had the chatbot tell reddit how embarrassed they are for using chatbots
>>107602730It doesnt make you better in chess, so it doesnt improve your hacking either
>>107602701>"...instead of obsession over architecture..."Really funny considering the screen cap of >>107591299>"We will have software architects and AI will do the programming."
>>107602701he created a proof of concept, but the code is likely awful. he's just not competent enough to realize that. there's nothing wrong with vibe coding as a starting point, but i wouldn't want to risk anything important to vibe code.
>>1076027835.2 xhigh is a top 1% developer.
>>107602783> the code is likely awfulCurrent LLM code is actually better than anything you can get from webshitters. Let's stop pretend you need perfect stuff for every crud app out there, especially if your retarded boss is asking for a new feature every week
>>107602827it's great on small codebases, but as the code grows it gets messier and messier.
>>107602701this reads like it was written by AI. OP probably used AI so much he adopted their speaking patterns lmfao.
fucking little subhuman freak couldn't even whine on his own, he had to get chatgpt to generate a post whining for him
>>107602701I bet this saar's code is real poolished.
>>107602701>It's not X. It's Y.
>who needs rigor lol
so we're not even making excuses for shit code anymore huh
>>107602946Start with your grammar luddite.
>>107602727>I had ChatGPT check your code submission and it couldn’t understand it so I’m not accepting it
>>107602701>"vibe coding" isn't hated because it's bad>>107602727it is for sure useful. no denying that.
>>107602727Perhaps you and the plebbit person are using different definitions of Vibe Coding. The average competent programmer sees LLM coding as another tool they can use to create software solutions. They normally don't use the phrase "Vibe Coding". That's typically used by managers who never could get into programming beyond very basic sample code. Managers dream of being able to get rid of all human labor below their level (but not at their level or higher). They desperately want their vision of Vibe Coding, where they babble off some half ass idea and the LLM returns a functional SaaS product that will sweep the market, to be real. Because they've never really understood software development, they lack the ability to evaluate LLM code production nor understand any of its fundamental limitations. They just see marketing messages about it "getting better" with each release so they assume the trend (that might not even be real) will continue until they can be the CEO of a SaaS empire, collecting endless revenue for the small expense of a Anthropic subscription. They get angry when anyone points out the limitations of the systems or why LLMs unlikely to ever be the good little coding slaves the MBAbros believe wishing really hard will turn into reality.
>>107602742and then posting it to 4chan
>>107603210superman used to be based before the new owners castrated him
>>107602701Why should I? Have they earned the right to not be ridiculed for their lack of professional aptitude?They are committing to the ultimate version of playing make-believe, and worse - are suckering others that can't know better into it.They don't just deserve to be ridiculed. They deserve to be ostracized and treated as the parasites they are.
>>107602701pure vibe coding is a recipe for disaster. if his project was truly made 100% by AI, then what he made is incredibly simple because AI largely speaking sucks ass at making things work together. it's great at making small pieces of code that you piece together yourself though
If this is the vibe coding general then can someone tell me if Opus 4.5 is better than Gemini 3.0 pro? I have been using Gemini for awhile now for lua scripting projects but as of the past week or so it has been consistently shitting the bed, to the point I'm considering switching. It has been working great for me for months but now can't handle basic tasks without fucking up or hallucinating. Is it time to jump ship or is this temporary?
>>107603286True.
>>107603646But enough art troons and programming socks.
>>107602701He didn't write shit, did he?
>>107602727>Here's some anecdotal evidence, sirs!thank u 4 ur input devansh and good morning to u
>>107602727Vibe coding means writing software that is mostly or entirely generated code. Using AI to do menial tasks, analyze code, writing schemas or whatever is not vibe coding.
>>107602701>STOP MAKING FUN OF VIBE CODERSI wouldn't make fun of my future clients.Currently I am rewriting yet another vibe coded app and it's pretty nice. It's much better than having a client that has tons of conflicting immature ideas. Vibe coders usually come with barely working prototype and I can use it as reference without having to go through all this agile iterative bullshit.
>>107602727>I have never met an actual competent developer that's against vibe codingnice to meet youai for development is really a nice boost. the issue with vibe coders is that those monkeys create pull request without checking their own shit. sometimes quite over-complicated logic, checking of crazy corner cases, weak tests, comments to code is like 2:1 (e.g., "increase this variable by 1"). and then you spend x2-x3 of time reviewing it. personally i would not accept any vibe coded shit unless the person will be on 24/7 shift later as well.
>>107602844>>107602934>>107604162You're absolutely right! Great observation, Anons. [sparkle emoji]
>the code is so good!lmao literally every competent coder hangout I know aren't worried about AI because the code is so shit.They described it roughly as "code by that one intern you wish weren't hired". They do think it's going to ravage webdev (no QA), at least until WASM has direct DOM access without JS, and entry level jobs though.
>>107603778>it's great at making small pieces of code that you piece together yourself thoughWhat is a mermaid diagram. Funny how your average /g/tard has 0 understanding of current tech
>>107602701>few people who tried my app liked itGreat now add some features without breaking everything. >>107602727/thread>>107602844>picrelobsessed with twitter trannies award
>>107602701>instead of obsessing over architectureFunny thing for the OP to add. Software architecture is about making a program maintainable. Yeah, your code works, but once new features need to be added, it has to be rewritten from scratch because no one can understand it and it's too big for the AI to fully understand.
