Yes. LLMs often generate things that don't fit well with my personal projects. It's okay to use LLMs, but don't let them replace your Style, which is more than just the way you write programs, but rather the way you think and the way you approach life.

>>108908033

Snailcat has to be the gayest forced meme on /g/ in recent years jfc kys

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>>108908039
snailcat is good, buffcat is forced tho

>>108907630
Sepples is such a meme.

>>108907630
>>108908989
double x = Add(M_PI, 10);
result is 13.0;
Wow I guess we never really needed the ++ indeed, it's the same thing hurrr durrr.
>const&
lol, ok idiot

>>108907630
is there an actual use case for cpp templates i always used int32_t for the little c++ i had to do

Is vibe coding real? I can’t imagine AI making something that’s good and that works.

>>108907882
This.
AI is useful for fact checks:
>is this standard?
>syntax?
>what is ...?
Etc.

>>108907630
The code does different things.
It's pointless anyway since there's no reason for it to exist. Just use the + operator.

>>108907630
for anyone that works regularly in C++, is it actually enjoyable? i've used it very surface level a long time ago. i tried some things from the std, namely threading utils, smart pointers, sorting, and maybe some other basic things you'd expect from any other language to provide out of the box. looking at stuff like this makes me things it's a miserable experience where you are sitting there for a couple minutes after writing anything hoping you've covered every edge case imaginable in your function prototype

>>108910165
Just use C. C++ is bloated asf.
I think C++ programmers use a C-style.

>>108909810
>I can’t imagine AI making something that’s good
It doesn't really, it's useful for generating segments that are basically boilerplate and that you can check for correctness quicker than you can write from scratch. That's about it. It's useful as a documentation search engine too, but you need to be very careful of hallucinations.

>>108910165
>is it actually enjoyable
nope.
you jump into a company with a 500k LoC C++ codebase and 90% of it is written in pre-C++11 so it's C with classes.
They hire C++20 only retards and then you end up writting whatever.
>>108910191
this. Use C and add apr for crossplatform libraries about threads, fs, sockets, tables, arrays, hashes, etc.

>>108910096
Lol. There are people who unironically believe this.

No the computer works quite well if you don't use a model produced west of tibet, north of harbin or south of Guangzhou, it's a lot cheaper as well, and it does what you want it too instead of wasting your time, money and tokens/credit.

>>108910253
>apr
Wow you made me look it up and it's disgusting. I love C but that has to be the shittiest C code I've ever seen. The hash table implementation does every single thing wrong: bloated structs, one of the worst possible hash functions in existence, chaining for handling collisions, bad variable names.

This is why I only write C from scratch with libc as the only dependency. GOATed language but 80% of the code out there is at least 3 decades old wtih zero regard to modern best practices or adopting a coding style that's not retarded.

>>108907630
I tried it once and never will again.
It's super boring and when it finishes something for me i lose interest for continuing something so im not touching that anymore.

>>108909701
Templates should only be used for dependency injection type of programming or generic classes. Unfortunately autistic folks take it a step too far sometimes.

>>108907630
I've been programming for years and I still have no idea wtf is going on in c++. That looks retarded.

>>108910599
Cause it is. Most of the time you never have to use that pattern.

>>108910436
What's the problem?

>>108907630
>that bait again
>>108909083
this guy gets it

>>108910165
>is it actually enjoyable
Small well organized codebase? Yeah.
For anything larger than a glorified hobby project see >>108910253

>>108907630
Yes ofc. I rarely ever used AI anyway.