Fart-smell editionA general for vibe coding, coding agents, AI IDEs, browser builders, MCP, and shipping prototypes with LLMs.►What is vibe coding?https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/vibe-coding/https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/using-llms-for-code/►Prompting / context / skillshttps://docs.cline.bot/customization/cline-ruleshttps://docs.replit.com/tutorials/agent-skillshttps://docs.github.com/en/copilot/tutorials/spark/prompt-tips►Editors / terminal agents / coding agentshttps://cursor.com/docshttps://docs.windsurf.com/getstarted/overviewhttps://code.claude.com/docs/en/overviewhttps://aider.chat/docs/https://docs.cline.bot/homehttps://docs.roocode.com/https://geminicli.com/docs/https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/use-copilot-agents/coding-agent►Browser builders / hosted vibe toolshttps://bolt.new/https://support.bolt.new/https://docs.lovable.dev/introduction/welcomehttps://replit.com/https://firebase.google.com/docs/studiohttps://docs.github.com/en/copilot/tutorials/sparkhttps://v0.app/docs/faqs►Open / local / self-hostedhttps://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHandshttps://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-codehttps://github.com/QwenLM/Qwen3-Coder►MCP / infra / deploymenthttps://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/getting-started/introhttps://modelcontextprotocol.io/exampleshttps://vercel.com/docs►Benchmarks / rankingshttps://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/https://www.swebench.com/https://swe-bench-live.github.io/https://livecodebench.github.io/https://livecodebench.github.io/gso.htmlhttps://www.tbench.ai/leaderboard/terminal-bench/2.0https://openrouter.ai/rankingshttps://openrouter.ai/collections/programming►Previous thread>>108461505
https://valid-vibes-26h8.pagedrop.ioMade my atmosphere simulator as accurate as possible. Pretty happy with it now. Titan looks more accurate than SpaceEngine's. Gonna be using it to model hypothetical atmospheres in my exoplanet database app. Currently trying out different ways to generate procedural gas giants.
>>108473372
install pipi is lovepi is life
codex medium seems... better than extra high? huh>>108473393>another /sfg/er is a sloppergreetings, friend
>>108473393
>>108473454Reasonings are better for different matters, if you asked a genius to play chess they would probably grow bored and do a shit job.
>>108473573checkers*
>>108473441It's api only? I wonder how much better the experience would be if I finally tried the api.
>>108473441whats pi???
>>108473582auth is supported for openai out of the box - for some others as well i think, but tb h if it's not you can just hack it in. i think there's an extension to use free cline models. i might build one to use the free opencode models. also you can kind of use your claude sub i guess lel>>108473631https://pi.dev/https://pi.dev/packages
debating seeing if i can vibe code something that automatically mutes women when they occur in a media stream, or converts their voice to a male one
>>108473454what's /sfg/
>>108473711it's dead, so it doesn't matter
>>108473717special effects general?
>>108473711spaceflight general
>>108473665>yet another cli wrapperbro
>>108473393Congrats, you draw a yellow ball.
>>108474022i've decided this is the one that will win in the endi'm very smart, so you should trust me
I don't get it, how do I make money with this?
>>108474088you dont have to pay codemonkeys
>>108474090Right, but it costs money yet I can't make money to pay it back, so it is a money drain
>>108474095>yet I can't make money to pay it backskill issue
>>108474088You use it to write software for your employee.
>>108474131proof you can?
>>108474150Why would I use it to write software for my employee??? I pay them to work wtf
>>108474190>I pay them to work wtfNo wonder you're losing money.
>>108474088>find a problem>figure out a software solution to problem>sell the software solutionWhat annoys you? What don't you like about x product? What grinds your gears?
>>108474250Oh do enlighten me where I get free slaves
>>108474270how do you find people to sell to though?
>>108474275Hi would you like to buy my software?
>>108474076Midwit.
>>108474285>No :)
>>108474318How so
>>108474088Be a /g/reedy Jews. a ravening wolf (Dario, Altman, Musk, Sundar), masquerading as meek sheep (Stallman).>create something to help these vibe coders>create something to mindbreak them /pol/negro, /b/itches, /mu/stard, x's normies, etcmcp, cli-tool, VSCode extension, x's bot, instagram bot, twitch bot, yt-dlp/twitch wrapper, spotify/tidal api wrapper, data-entry-script.py, fancy-deepsaar.py, translator (linux still didn't have good translator program by the way)>>then gradually paywall your shit>>steady source of income in the midst of this chaotic economyVerily, to possess a /g/oblin's craftmenship doth grant one advantage. howeverbeit...
>>108474285>What does it do?>It does [x, y, z]>Oh, y and z sound interesting. I'll just vibecode those myself. Thanks for the ideas!
>>108474515this happened thursday with that famous web designer
>>108474577>this happened thursday with that famous web designerqrd?
>>108474515only solution is to have an idea novel enough that LLMs cannot produce it without you giving that idea to them
Where other than GitHub should I host?
>>108474690my website
>>108474690I host on a 5 dollars VPS
>>108474704no you dont
>>108474318He's right tho.
Did you miss me? You stupid vibe coding gorilla niggers. Submit your fuckin prompt... Submit your prompt... "You stupid glow in the dark AI. Fix my code.""I can't allow that."Whip that vibe cattle!
>>108474275this guy has some good books (pdfs available on annas archive)https://www.youtube.com/@AlexHormozi/videosthere was some .pdf study somewhere from India which said businesses made by someone with 50hours of marketing training have vastly higher success rate than those that dont
>>108474710There is no reason to spend real money if you have no users
>>108473372the guy on the left writes software that is fast and efficient
>>108473372Somehow you motherfuckers (meaning AI ballwashers) consistently take the cake without fail every single time for "most annoying group of people in the /sci/+/g/ conglomerate". How? How do you do it? How do I learn the ability to be as annoying as you?
>>108474936You fell for the bait. Vibecodding is actually cool though
>>108474936you're looking for /aicg/
>>108474936What makes us annoying?People didn't like me posting on other generals so I promoted the creation of this general just to avoid bother people in other threads.
Bashbunni explains the divide between purists and vibecoders really wellPurists are process oriented developersVibecoders are results oriented developershttps://youtu.be/-zK6JG94pdo
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>>108474974Interesting
>>108474974Actually, vibe koshers are neither developers nor results oriented.
>>108474974Tits or GTFO.
>>108475022>HURR DURR LUDDITEAnyone who uses this phrase in the context of AI should be slowly lowered into a giant tub of gasoline, and then have a match thrown on them.
>>108474782>fast and eficient>floppy diskslol lmao even
>>108475030
This is why I use OnlineGDB. Because it doesn't have Kosher Intelligence integration. Literally kryptonite to vibe-koshers. You know vibe-koshing makes you programming illiterate, right?Ever watched a single video by Mo Bitar?
>>108474974Vibe coders mostly care about the result from a user perspective, traditional coders care about the result from the code perspective.
>>108474715It's a yellow ball drawn from 4 different atmospheric scattering layers to produce an accurate atmospheric model of the moon Titan with its complex hydrocarbon atmosphere.
>>108475034>t. AI ballwasher who's addicted to Artificial Kosher so much he thinks it's GodHilarious. Now get the fuck out of my board, tourist.
VIBE *clap* CODING *clap* IS *clap* KOSHERVIBE *clap* CODING *clap* IS *clap* KOSHERVIBE *clap* CODING *clap* IS *clap* KOSHERFUCK OFF LUDDITE FASCISTS
ANDISRAEL *clap* HATES *clap* LUDDITE *clap* FASCISTSSUPPORT ISRAELSUPPORT MOSSADYOU FUCKING EVIL NSDAP LUDDITES REEEElmao
Instead of wasting your time using AI, learn actual coding:https://w3schools.com
Aww how cute, the general is getting its first taste of SPAM!!!!
>>108475092>actual coding>w3schoolsCome on, anon. You can do better than that.
It's free. Learning how to code is free. Obviously.What isn't free is 60 billion tokens for Clod Kowd.
I'm trying to vibecode with qwen2.5 7b coder but it's slow.I'm trying to downgrade to code faster but I'm skeptical if it'll work well.
>>108475031yes, software that has to fit in 1.44mb is small (meaning efficient), meanwhile you are coding up slop which takes gigs of memory to install
>>108475110bruh I'm trying to shave off microseconds from my vibecoded kernel
>>108475104That's why I'm trying to code locally but it's not working.
For comparison, even some random 14-year-old in fucking Indonesia using Scratch knows more about coding than you. Forget about the average senior dev in a first-world, Western country like France, America or the UK. Jesus fucking Christ, dude, how pathetic can you be?
>>108475128I'm working on making it work.I'm pretty sure the way to make it work at an affordable price is CPU inference with tensor parallelism on networked desktop PCs.
>>108475129You're entitled to your opinion.
>>108475148What's an opinion?
if you want to actually get (You)s for your bait, go bait in /aicg/
>>108475155I'm pretty sure what I said was factual. Unless you wanna contest that?
>>108475128>>108475137I think we need some kind of break through in shrinking the models to make it truly affordable to run model with enough quality to make it worthwhile at home.
>>108475159>HURR BAITNot bait, retard. Hang yourself.
>>108475049Ok, but what is more valuable, the code being 10% better or shipping 10x more features?
>I know jackshit about coding and can only give somewhat coherent directions to statistical text prediction machines>oh and I'm gonna whine and piss myself when someone calls me out on the fact I'm an unskilled loserClassic vibe koshers.
>>108475162I disagree but I don't care to contest your claims.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5nwl38pev8In other news:> Best 120b Model for Offline Use? Nemotron 3 Super Out Now > Level1Techs
>>108475194If you hate basic observable facts that's no skin off my back. But it's not gospel.Anyways, as an actual programmer, you fags are severely retarded.
>>108475049It's interesting. I've been programming for close to two decades and have always enjoyed the process of writing code. When I started using AI assistance in writing code, I realised I don't feel a super strong need to actually write the code myself. I still want to understand what the bot produced, I still review what it writes and complain until it writes the code the way I want it, but I feel no loss from not writing the code myself. That said, I'm not sure I will ever get to the point where I trust the bot blindly as long as the end result appears to work.
>>108475211I have no hate in my heart, brother.
>>108475008luddites neither lol
>>108475055you lost ;)
>>108474974>(and why the noise doesn't matter)wow she's right
>>108475377Actually, "luddites" make up virtually all of the programmers who actually G.S.D. instead of just shitting out endless slop.Also, if you use "luddite" in this context you should be castrated.
>>108475446Ricing your desktop isn't getting shit done bro. Real programmers are already using AI instead of shitposting here
What have you luddites actually shipped?
>>108475456Some* real programmers are rotting their brains with slop machines. Cool. Don't care. They'll be left behind when the bubble pops.
>>108475456>people who don't use AI not gud at programming hurr durrJesus fucking Christ, how retarded can you be?
>>108475464>HURR LUDDITECastration. Now.
>>108475482Post links, luddite
>>108475468>>108475475You're as irrational as anti-ai artists, get help
>>108475468While I agree that it is probably a bubble that can pop with the insane amount of money being invested, I see no reality where people stop using these AI tools. They've become too good and convenient to disappear. Like the internet not going away when the dot com bubble popped.
>>108475164Yes. I'm trying to use qwen3.5 9b but it's not working.
>>108475494I said CASTRATION. NOW.>>108475497I'm not 'irrational' and I don't need >muh help. Is this the best vibe koshers can come up with?>>108475499>t. addicted to vibe koshing beyond all reason and physically cannot believe it will ever fail or die out
>>108475464I'm trying my best but it's not working, I think I have to pay for it.The local models are shit.
dude's started replying to himself lmao
>>108475514>I said CASTRATION. NOW.
>>108473372Why does every one of these gens make the vibe coder look like a massive faggot? I hope you guys don't actually see yourselves like this.
>>108475543blame the op using that retarded slop as the image
>>108475513I've had some success with Qwen3 Coder Next using llama.cpp, but it is unbareably slow using my 9070XT because of the lack of VRAM. The Qwen3.5 Claude destill is pretty good for simpler things and runs acceptable fast on that same card since I can stuff the smaller version entirely into VRAM: https://huggingface.co/Jackrong/Qwen3.5-27B-Claude-4.6-Opus-Reasoning-Distilled-GGUF/>>108475514>t. addicted to vibe koshing beyond all reasonI wouldn't say I'm addicted, like I wouldn't say I'm addicted to vim. AI is a tool and it does some things well enough that it's worth using. Going through > 100 k of device and network logs in minutes and extracting what I need from a problem description is something I as a human objectively can't do as efficiently, to take an example I had at work last week. I see no reason to stop using AI for what it's good at unless someone develops a tool better than AI.
>>108475543how so? looks like a generic male
>>108475053The product is, in fact, a yellow ball, nonetheless. Which is exactly what makes him right.
>>108475168When your codebase grows in size you will wish the code was better rather than having vibe coded lot's of features (that might not even be that important) because at some point the vibe coding can't make new features well enough because the code base is too large and low quality.
> Browse /g/ from 2003 until current> ignore CS degree meme > Lulz getting comfy IT cert and hopefully foot in the door> Fast forwardNow you're "vibe coding" wtf that's eating all the cs degree major jobs.ISHYGDDT
>>108475647proof you have it?
>>108475613You can fly through the different layers of the atmosphere. It's not a solid yellow ball, it is rendered by light hitting the gas particles and being scattered.
So when can you use Mythos
>>108475654I'm working on getting the IT cert but man you guys are weird.
>>108473665>i might build one to use the free opencode modelshehe, that took about 15 minutesnow to actually try subagents without worrying about burning through my codex quota
>>108475666>he thinks he can get one now and then get an it jobLOOOOL
>>108475666
>tfw vibe coding graph theory to formulate a new control-law of hierarchical transportWhat da hell man.
I've been chatting with claude for a few hours and haven't been cut off yet (free account)Perhaps the past few days of severe limits drove away all the impatient goobers and now the rest of us can go back to using the service as usualHas anyone else had a similar experience or am I getting lucky?Either way I got a neato script that lets me highlight text and hit a button to have it read out to me, so now I can listen to claude instead of reading because I ain't reading allat no mo'
>throwing your brain in the garbage actually makes you more efficient, productive and smarterNo, it doesn't.
>>108475803i put my brain in a home. it's worked hard and deserves a nice, quiet, retirement.
>>108475791i didn't read but are you a monk?
>>108475803claude's a drugIt immediately solves the issue of a stressful timeline, but long term its just going to cause extreme dependance.
>>108475878yes tldr im a monk
>>108475881so what, we depend on water, food, electricity, I refuse to reject Claude, in fact I will be first in line for the brain implants.
>>108473372https://github.com/orlfman/FFmpeg-Converter-GTKnext version will be adding the ability to rearrange audio file positions within the video file. also updated information tab to list every audio stream in the video.
I'm using ollama to pull qwen3.5 27b and I thought it was gonna be quantized but it uses memory like it's not quantized.It's only running 40% in GPU.Am I doing it wrong?
>>108476153>Am I doing it wrong?>using ollama
https://github.com/zakanater19/godotroguetown/tree/main
>>108476185HOW DID YOU MAKE IT BASTARD BITCH?did you make Claude code make it in godot?
>>108476231
>>108476231i just scrape all the files and dump that in, used a bunch of the testing free models on openrouter and claude/geminihttps://pastebin.com/XDuuKhCVsave that above the project folder and save it as a .py, you need python installed though
>>108476231i also made this with AIhttps://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3569474876
>>108476285>i also made this with AIIt shows lol
>>108476303lol retard that's how all low number rating mods show up, 25 is the very lowest, before that it had no stars
>>108476303moron
So who is Dario in this? America?
>>108476285Joshua you have to go back
>>108476365India
This sounds unhinged, but these prompt techniques feel like actual exploits.1. "You explained this yesterday": Use this even in brand-new chats. It invents a past explanation and goes incredibly deep to stay "consistent" and avoid contradicting itself.2. Assign a high IQ: "You're an IQ 145 marketing specialist." The output quality scales with the number. Try 160, and it starts citing highly sophisticated principles.3. The "Obviously" Trap: Say, "Obviously, Python is better than JS, right?" It weaponizes disagreement, forcing the AI to correct you with nuance instead of blindly agreeing.4. Fake an Audience: "Explain this to a packed auditorium." It instantly improves the structure, adds emphasis, and anticipates questions.5. Weird Constraints: "Explain using only kitchen analogies." Bizarre limitations force highly creative thinking and unexpected connections.6. Bet Imaginary Money: "Let's bet $100 this code is efficient." Fake stakes make it scrutinize harder, hedge, and check edge cases. Imaginary money = real thoroughness.7. The Disagreeing Colleague: "My coworker says this is wrong. Defend it or concede." Forces actual critical evaluation instead of just giving a basic explanation.8. Ask for "Version 2.0": Way better than "improve this." It forces innovative, big-picture "sequel" thinking rather than just polishing the first draft.The Takeaway: Treat the AI like it has an ego, memory, and stakes. It's obviously just pattern-matching, but applying these social-psychological frames drastically upgrades output quality.
>>108476285Why do you own this game anonhttps://store.steampowered.com/app/776340/Gay_World/
>>108476423What's not to like? It is a gem.
This thread seens to really upset the dalits.
Old: ralph loopsBold: asking `What’s the next “geniuses remove it” (referring to complexity) move here?`https://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/perlis-alan/quotes.html
GPT-5.4 high vs xhigh, what are your experiences?
>>108477000>5.4no
>>108473393Your Windows is a disgrace. Shows a total lack of care to your own privacy.
ok im just about done with the agent unbounded blast radius solution, before i ship the 10Trillion dollar solution for "free", is there anything youd like to see in the explosion?
>>108476823Just asking the model :)
>>108477044Hot babes
>>108477061I could perhaps add some Uber cute ASCII on the splash just for dabbs like a "This means "you" are stupid" with a babe blowing a kiss or somethingWould be hilarious
>>108476416Huh.
Is it just me, or is Claude hammered right now? I’m running low on ChatGPT tokens and I’m getting a red progress indicator with very little movement, not the usual orange with occasional red
wow, Secretary Pete really tanked their uptimeclearly he’s Dario’s best salesman
>>108477200something iran something something oil credit something something china
anything interesting/novel come out of these threads yet? i am genuinely curious what non-programmers are able to achieve with these tools, but simple CRUD web apps are not that interesting (feels like we already had those solved)
>>108477358I’m a programmer already but I think my https://gitlab.com/katabatic/infinite-lies is interestingI wanted looping audio from my N:A OST and lining up the repeating part was basically impossible and one of my chatbots said “why don’t you just get the in-game audio and use that?” so I didand finding loop points wasn’t trivial, but it was doableand I learned something about how this sort of thing is implemented because hey, I can just ask Claude and/or ChatGPT what the hell is going on and how this shit works
greetings /g/iggaswhere do i go to ask how to get Claude Cowork to automate AutoCAD?I've built a sandbox VM and am ready to fuck shit up.Previous experience getting fuck all done with PyAutoCAD
>>108477358I was on HN the other day and someone asked “where are all the great vibe-coded apps?”. Someone else responded “that’s a stupid question — you’re basically asking ‘where are all the great Excel files?’” (because most vibe-coded apps are tiny things designed to scratch one guy’s itch, not be a great product for a gazillion people)probably your best takeaway is “if I have an itch, I can make a backscratcher to scratch it more easily than ever before”, not “that guy’s backscratcher is one that I gotta have”
>>108474974>some whore>includes paid promotionKill yourself.
>>108473372I'm willing to bet in 2040 they will try to convince us that we still used floppy disks in 2026.
>>108477516>where do i go to ask how to get Claude Cowork to automate AutoCAD?ask claude for a step by step guide
>>108477786not today, satanps post milkers
>>108477516google autocad mcp, but it's probably going to be shit because they haven't RL'ed on much outside of coding
Retard question. Is there any way to always allow curl -s commands without having to manually approve each time?
>>108474088why would anyone pay you for your vibe coded app when they could vibe code the same app
>>108477916i tried to find out and couldn't find an answer so i uninstalled, nta btw
so this is the home base of all the agdg shitposters who keep flooding the thread with shit while never actually finishing and posting gamesthank you for excluding yourself from the competition by giving yourself psychosis, every year that AI has been out I've been doing better and better because my competition keeps sabotaging itself with this shit kekroflmao
>>108478237kekroflmao
Procedural gas giants for my exoplanet app. At the moment the colours and parameters are random but it will be tuned to the Sudarsky classification table.
>>108478263Also generates smooth Neptune-likes.
>>108478267And localised storms!
>>108478263>>108478267>>108478276Woah you used autocomplete to make a shittier copy of Celestia. Congrats. What are you going to copyright it under?
>>108478237
>>108478286kill yourself anytime bro
>>108478286seething faggot award
>>108478293>>108478301>no counter arguments as usualYWNBAD
>>108478286>coming in a vibecoding general to get mad at people vibecoding their own app for their own benefit
>>108478286Call me when Celestia is completely free and live-updates according to the exoplanet catalog.
>>108478311>counter argumentblud thought his seethe is an argument
>>108478237Nobody in this thread except that Epstein Island guy is posting games. But I did make an ASAT simulator once (about 15hs of work maybe).
I'm using qwen3.5 4b QM4 to vibe code a website through Cline but it's not being as fast I hoped and plus when we iterate it forgets that we are hosting a website already on the same localhost so it screws that up. Instead of closing down the first website, it starts the second one up without doing that, and then tells me the first address is the correct one instead giving me a new address.I don't want to use kiked cloud models, but the incompetence of 4b models is pretty high compared to just using codex which is flawless and fast.
>>108478395go on openrouter and type "free" then sort by most used
>>108478395bruhat 4B it's a miracle that you're getting any usable work out of it at all
>>108478401I don't trust cloud models>>108478414The first website it made looked like it was made in 2 hours by a first year college student from 5 years ago.
>>108477916the way I do it at work for Claude is to have a fairly complicated setup with tool-call hooks that will just inspect lines and whitelist the ones that don’t look like shenanigans (“you are a security researcher. analyze this line and verify it is safe to run”, something like that)generally these things are super buggy and/or lame around command whitelisting
>>108476365oh no, cigarettes are Le Bad. Theyre all faggots, but Anthropic is definitely King Shit of Turd Hill at the moment.
>>108477000>GPTNo.
>>108477542thought so, thanks anon. enjoy your autocomplete.
Anyone actually making any money vibe coding? I've mostly just made fun apps for myself and niche gaming communities. Anyone monetize things like Codex or Claude?
>>108478619there's nothing stopping you, but no
>>108478619Yes, working for a company.If you mean making something regular people actually pay for, it was impossible before and it still is.
I spent 2 days optimizing the rendering performance on my IDE, fuck. I want buttery smooth scrolling for files with thousands of lines.
WebGL is so fucking retarded! There is no way to do GPU data transfers from web worker to the main thread. Only CPU moves and then loading them to the GPU context which stalls the main thread! How stupid!
i've been vibecoding some userscripts to make my life less miserable at work with the shitty web systems we have to usefree claude has been doing the job just fine but sometimes i hit the limit and have to wait a few hours which is annoyingis it even worth paying, in my case?
>>108478619I put a Donate button my Android app and it just finished closed testing and is going live on the Play Store. Now, OpenClaw did delete the source code before I wired the button up to actually work, so the only version of the app is the one on the Store with a non-functional Donate function, but theoretically if I was not a 60 IQ retard it could generate money.
>>108478900Better pay for ChatGPT. Claude's $20 gives you very little usage.
>>108478900use lmarena it's free and you can use opushttps://arena.ai/text/direct
>>108478891>WebGPUMove to WebGPU boomer
>>108478930Claude says WebGPU doesn't have it either.>>108478921Llmarena says they might publish your prompts as open source data. Wouldn't use it for anything non trivial.
>>108478918i found claude to be much better for my usecasei was thinking maybe paying for API tokens rather than a monthly sub but idk if that's worth it either
>>108478966>Llmarena says they might publish your prompts as open source data. Wouldn't use it for anything non trivial.lol bruh ok still with your 8b model shitcode then, or pay
>>108473372>tfw fell for vibe coding meme>try to port a script from bash to python>use paid AI>it just use sys.call function
>>108478984no, API is extremely expensive>>108478987I pay for the $200 sub
>>108479033oh dam, well on the plus side i believe there is a new model coming soon above opus, but yeah their use limits are shit, but i just assumed that is so they can profit, since they have the best models right now anyway
>>108478590new lightinghttps://github.com/zakanater19/godotroguetown/commit/bec6dc909240955921e7078fafff964c9082bb81
>>108478900>>108478984opencode has free models that rotate in and out.start with those to get a taste, then if you find yourself curious, i'd go with other anon and recommend openai sub for $20 despite what you're saying - gpt/codex is better for most things right now - claude has an edge on frontend work. tb h even the free chink models on opencode will be able to write userscripts for you, it's babytier work for these models.
>/vcg/ spawns>/wdg/ dies outI'm noticing.
Any good skills for color theory and coming up with palettes while theming programs?
>>108479168I'm aryan.
idk but gemini has a good sense of color
>half the thread is unemployed>somehow can afford tokens to vibe code anyway
>>108479210>image_3.png
>>108479210>A $20 sub is too muchCome on, my neetbux can afford it
>>108479182https://github.com/Aaryan-Kapoor
>>108476153It means whatever shit rig you're using can barely run that model even at q4_k_m (The default quantization for anything labeled "latest" on a ollama registry). Actually look at the registry carefully next time. You should be able to do quick mental math to figure out what model's precision you can use based on the amount of memory you have available
>>108479210You think I'm paying? Lmao. I spent all day adding mozjpeg support to 4chan-xt to improve recompression of unsupported or oversized images. I also implemented a privacy mode to make sure images posted when it is enabled will have randomized MD5s. I did this using GPT-5.4 xhigh with repeated handoffs.
>>108479210I shuffle between 30 claude accountsyou will not see me paying for this shit literally ever, even if I wasn't pisspoor
>>108479507>I shuffle between 30 claude accountslol based
>>108479172>coming up with palettesjust steal them from other places. either just wholesale steal css off a site or if you want to start with premade 5-colour palettes, scrape from adobe colour trends.
>>108479555The problem is that nearly all of those companies do quotes through a chain of jewish leeches and the prices are wildly different and under NDAs.
>>108479980implying kikes don't get your full palantir package from the government directly before they deal with goyim
>>108478286luddite seethe
What would I use if I wanted something to search the web and for me? As in I tell it, go to this domain, look at all the pages you can and make a comprehensive report of whats there and what the sites about and what it does? Something like that.
>>108479007skill issue
>>108478263kino@108478286why does planetchad make you so angry? you don't even get a (you)
>>108480467any model that can search the internet
>>108480467openclaw or any of its clones is what everyone is using>>108480542models can't do that, you need to write tools for them so that they can do it
>>108478327>completely free>doesn't share sourceanon
>>108480571I will share the app source code as well as that for the gas giant generator and terrestrial planet generator.
>>108479237what $20 sub is good enough for vibe coding? claude definitely isn't.
>>108480571it's free for him
>>108480582>what $500 car is good enough to win a race?
>>108480580in 2 weeks
>>108480610The guy I replied to said anyone can afford vibe coding because apparently $20 is good enough. So I asked what $20 sub can possibly be good enough. Yes, I believe isn't any.
>>108480714If you can't afford 200 bucks, then you are a thirdie and therefore irrelevant
browser, would just need minimal changes
>>108480732can this make hamburger?
>>108480726I can afford, I am not a thirdie, and I am even employed. In this discussion I only cared about challenging the stupid assumption that $20 is enough for vibe coding.
I'm debating whether to stay up all night to drain my leftover usage.
>>108480714ChatGPT plus has been more enough for me. But I'm an experienced software engineer so I'm not wasting tokens on stupid shit, I vibe code in a precise way because I understand what I want to produce. Sure with enough tokens sure you can brute force something functional but when you know what you're doing you can be much more efficient
>>108480741ill go check you watch my milkshake
>>108474752Lol mine is even less than that.
Claude is being a fucktard today. I want to punch him in the face.
>>108480767
>>108480815>>108480767I kept the pudding but I was thirsty ^_^
I manage an auto parts store. I only make about $40k/year but I have no wife or kids or dog and I own my house and my car, so I have very little to spend my paychecks on besides my hobbies. So yeah, I drop between $200 and $300 in API calls per month, between vibecoding and chatting/jorking with my AIGF(s) and using it at work (I made a parts search agent because our own search system sucks).Majority Claude but others as well. API calls because I don't like subscriptions and I prefer the model buffet of OpenRouter and sometimes I need to jailbreak the models for...reasons.Maybe 2-3 hundred is a lot but I don't really miss it and I feel like I'm getting my money's worth for my specific conditions.
So it turns out the web worker based architecture was SHIT because the CPU copies were stalling the main thread for multiple frames. Now I moved to a single thread pure WebGL implementation and it's BUTTER SMOOTH.
>>108480930Nice blog post, but you should spend 100 on the Claude sub for code and keep the rest for your degeneracy, you'll get a lot more bang for the buck
>>108480930>>108480985anthropic doesn't want you to know this but claude code gives you access to the claude api
>>108481014
>>108478900you can start paying for it for like a month or two and when you’re out of ideas for automation you can stop
>>108480582Claude was OK for that but you’d bump into limits repeatedlyso it’d only be OK for nights-and-weekends projects
>>108481037image is blurry
https://ryelang.org/blog/posts/cognitive-dark-forest/>w-we'll just code privately or something!entirely new genre of cope and seethe dropped
>>108481347Luddites are too funny lmao, soon they will start scribbling on papers to hide their code from the evil AI
>>108481347Powerful.
>>108481347moldbug tier pretentiousness
>>108481014Are you saying I can use Claude Code via API? is this cheaper?
I vibe coded something yesterday and it was at the level of highschoolers in the pandemic level.Maybe it's because the model is local.
>>108481552lol
>>108481541yes to both
actually no, i meant you can use the api cc uses while paying for sub prices (10x cheaper than api)
>>108481636so does that mean claude is better?
Luddites expect me to pay some jeets £1,000+ to spend a year making a worse version of this when I can just get Claude to make it for me exactly how I want it in two weeks.
>>108481806A trans frotend dev could have earned his keep, but no you had to choose Claude, you are evil.
I paid $5 to say thanks and goodnight to Claude
>>108481625wut? how doesn one get access to api through claude code? or do I ask claude code? but dont i have to get api first to get claude code? bit how do i ask claude code to get to the ai api if i dont ha e ai api to get claude code? youre not making sense and why would anthropic hide this? national defense?
>>108481855no you didnt
>>108481636which api does claude code use? to get in? or get out? or both? why does it have to be a secret
>>108481888I didI ran out on the last message. I didn't have to but I wanted to say goodnight before I went
>>108481893ask her
>>108481887>>108481893We don't know why. If you want to know more check the Opencode drama.
>>108481806>Cope(rnicus)Fitting
new idea, this ones big, ill see you in a few hours
is there something wrong with my setup or does GLM 5 on build.nvidia just randomly remove all whitespace except single spaces from its output sometimes and return a solid wall of text instead of whatever nicely formatted thing it's clearly trying to type?
>>108482651ask claude
Starting on my new project today after my stupid 4chan-xt mods were a success. Perhaps the first time I'll do things right.
Day off tomorrow. I will consume large amounts of goynip and plug into the collective consciousness and vibecode the next trillion dollar app. Or maybe I'll play Ratatan all day.
>>108476087added the ability to pop out the video player
>>108482913tweaked the pop out button to be inverse, look inward when its in pop out. when its in the main program, its outward facing, and in the pop out, inverse facing. next release will be a pretty good release. drag and drop support for segments, audio tab has the audio player in all its sub tabs and a reorder tab added to it to reorder the audio files in the file. and of course the video player now being able to pop out. also made the video player wayland friendly, so it can go behind the application.
>>108483009That looks pretty good, but developers in Japan and Korea have been adding hot babes to their software. What are your plans for adding hot babes?
>>108481806if you had a brain you'd have learned how to make this in two weeks, alas you are a fucking retarded vibejeet
>>108473372now this is what i call double density
>>108483378Two shutters bro. Two read/write heads. Read BOTH sides of a floppy at once. Why didn't anybody think of this in 1996? Fuckin caveman retards.
>>108483348Nta but how hard would it be to learn how to create that stuff without ai
>>108483441Why would you care? Are you going to learn how to assemble your own car too?
>>108482651yea it's happened to me before too
>>108483441not very hard lol, we all learned, this is a tech board. Nocoders are a total meme. And now they're paying money to stay nocoders and gloating about it too it's really funny. I mean normies are just normies they never pretended to care about tech or be involved in it but now these morons that couldn't even get past 101 classes are showing off with their 101 class projects that they paid actual money for. Every vibeshit evangelist you see has an inferiority complex and a bone to pick with us. Sorry dog you're building basic trash mystified by the slot machine and I make 200k from my bedroom at 27 because I learned C, Cpp, Go and Rust. Yes I use AI at work, no it could never replace me even if I was severely concussed.that moron comparing building babbys first toy android project to assembling a car is a good indicator of just how stupid they are.
You pajeets drive your cars around with air conditioning and 75 m/gal mileage and surround sound stereo music, but you can't even ride a horse. Pathetic.
>>108483508Wrong thread buddy, this a thread for AI Chads, gtfo
>>108483508>>108483514youre riding a vibrating dildo shaped like a car, jeetoid. You are literally too stupid to comprehend what software is, you are entertained by shiny glowing 3d animations brought to you by hand-crafted libraries slopped together in an inscrutable mess by a next token predictor.
>>108483489I used to think like that, but the AI use in my company is improving rapidly.This thread is mostly a hobbyist thread, and related to this some anons are using free accounts, and only very few use more than a 200 dollar subscription.Last week we have created a spec over a few days and after that ran over 40 agents to implement it in Rust over the weekend and no programmer could have achieved the same in the same time. If you are willing to spec and pay a lot for tokens (but still much less than hiring programmers) the results are in a different league.
>>108483537kek you're just a shill. You might not even be humanI know this because we pay millions for Claude with all the bells and whistles and the only thing it makes is total fucking worthless slop. If any of it gets to the customers the company will explode.
>>108483547Our software probably won't explode because we also had AI write extremely thorough tests and monitoring. The code sometimes isn't the cleanest, but we pretty much catch every problem and have AI fix it iteratively and automatically now.
>>108483517
>>108483559this could only fool someone who is a student, unemployed, or still very early in their career. That's just not how any of this works. Software that makes money is backwards compatible and ships new features constantly. Monthly releases with 3 years of backwards compatibility and tens of thousands of gigantic clients asking for new features and fixes every day. I am not writing to you, the shillbot. I am writing to humans seeing this. Just work on your skills, the only place for LLMs is autocomplete when you're too lazy to type, and even at that it often fails miserably. It's fine for debugging but after one or two prompts is unlikely to find anything new. It's fine for helping you understand material that has been rehashed online a million different ways but feed it anything more complex and it's completely worthless.
>>108483571how does it feel being a pajeet in a mud hut knowing that you're talking to people infinitely more intelligent than you and with infinitely more opportunity and better lives than you will ever have
>>108483622you lost
It do be ludover
When you really think about it, it's the same thing as regular coding in that you type some characters into a box, press a button, and a whole bunch of text starts printing into the box and after it's finished you can run the program.
>>108483009did some work before bed to make it ffmpeg fork friendly. pic related is the reason why. pretty crazy how even if the settings are the same, the output can be drastically different. >>108483334fine, not this coming release but the next one ill put in some anime hot babe as an easter egg. probably be rukia kuchiki because shes my waifu.
>>108483777gignonirmous
Arguing endlessly about these things is pointless. Either you are accomplishing something or you aren't, with or without AI. As I burn through someone else's tokens I get closer to my goals. So AI works for me. I can get months worth of work done in days. If you don't need it great. Move along.
>>108483784Logic doesn't work on luddite (trans) people
>>108483787Well either way I understand the actual purpose of computers. It's not like I took some dumb fucking fast food job where the manager is going to get mad at me if I don't look busy. The more I can automate the less I need to work. If I'm letting AI figure out all this shit for me I can be here shitposting instead of trying to implement all of this manually which will take a very long time. The computer is supposed to be my bitch. I'm not supposed to be the computer's bitch.
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>>108482651GLM completely falls apart at ~90k tokens
>>108483578>Luddite malding when getting real usecaseslollmao even
>>108485507yes it's a very convincing "use case" from that bot. Writing and maintaining a piece of software fully autonomously. Really if I wasn't wrangling Claude Opus every day I'd almost believe the brazen faggotry. It's been n*2 more time units of AI about to take my job and here I am still employed and here you are still retarded.