A general for vibe coding, agentic engineering, coding agents, and shipping code with LLMs.## What “vibe coding” is, and how to do ithttps://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/vibe-coding/https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/using-llms-for-code/## Related generals>>>/g/lmg/----## Frontier models using fully-general tooling — start here if you have $20 or sohttps://claude.com/product/claude-codehttps://developers.openai.com/codex/cli## Best free tierhttps://antigravity.google/pricinghttps://opencode.ai/ (free models)## Will there be a codex reset?https://codex-resets.com/## What we’ve donehttps://vcg.gitgud.site (never gets updated)## Previous thread>>110040382
>>110042701first for local AI on 6 year old GPUs
>>110042701that was a wild month, wasn’t it?
usecase for grok 4.7 ?
tibo has lost it all
i am once again informing you that haiku 5.5 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 5.6 luna
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sex with sam altman while dario watches
>>110042782Vibe coding turns you gay.
>>110042782sam altman is already gay
Now that the dust has settled is Opussy 5.5 really better than Fable? They limit Fable use for a reason right
Let's see Dario Amodei's roommate.
>>110042753chat only, general use. everything else just stupid grok.
Scopemaxed vibecoded file manager (webkit).Search images by description and tags using SigLIP 2, fast on 10 year old machines.Terminal panel follows the folder you're in, and the other way round.Folders preview what's in them, and their most common tags.Thumbnails for text files, code highlighted.You can use the keyboard for most things. Esc goes up folder and closes things like the image viewer, alt-down, alt-up shifts to and from terminal.https://github.com/navnlaus/Phil
>>110042857They're not roommates anymore, but here is he
>claude has folder named what is he cookin
>>110042877He is married to Dario Amodei's sister, apparently.
>>110042837Fable use was limited because it was so expensive to serve upOpus is way faster to serve up so it’s cheaper at — usually — equal or better quality, plus its writing style isn’t awful by default>Now that the dust has settled is Opussy 5.5 really better than Fable?basicallyhttps://thezvi.wordpress.com/2026/09/26/claude-opus-5-5-should-raise-your-ambitions/>too long, didn’t readif you can’t read this much you’re ngmi here
Here we see a moral circle. Moral circles are absolutely a real thing.
>>110042930I hate how Communism and Republicans share the same colorLeft.
So I ended up kind of accidentally creating a really solid pipeline that replaces metahuman tits with big juicy concentric circle tits with perfect nipples and performant simulation parameters and now I’m starting to thinks its worth something.
>>110042941I think communists deserve to be tortured and killed.
>>110042948Do you wanna expand on the reasons why you think that's justifiable?
>>110042942I always wanted to be able to fully manipulate the faces to get any likeness, moreover, to pose arbitrary objects.Here's an example, holding a hugh Christmas tree in the right hand and a monkey is biting the leg.
how long until I can merge my brain with Claude?
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>>110042954That’s never gonna happen in one click. All mine does is cut a square out of the metahuman chest, replace it with the correct titty topology, transfer normals and uv maps and then does a little cloth sim to give them a perfect teardrop shape before throwing them back into unreal.Michael Jackson holding a Christmas tree or whatever is a bit of a high hurdle
>>110042959I'm a transhumanist and all, but why do you want to merge your brain with Claude? Like, it'd be weird for Anthropic to be able to just see everything that you see, and perceive everything that you perceive. It's pretty invasive, the thought of merging your brain with Claude, but there are some Claude fans out there who really want to be able to do it.
>>110042965Now that is some serious Jewish elitism.
>>110042959Never, because that would be a net negative for it
Anyone else antis are becoming extremely unhinged and isolated? Like even a lot of tech personalities are softening their stance on AI now yet there’s this increasingly irate segment of the population that feels like it’s growing more and more out of touch.Of course when you point it out, they’re call you the out of touch one but it’s hard not to notice how AI is kind of just accepted these days
>>110042986luddo snailers will not only be a suicide risk, but a national security risk. look at how these tards do the most retarded shit for "global warming" - now it's the datacenter IN THEIR HOME BACKYARDS
Amish will inherit the earth
*non-whites
>>110042986Vocal minority but a dangerous one none the less. They are like Ted Kaczynski but online. The odds of them ever going and buying that cabin in the woods are astronomically low. They tend to just be annoying online, complaining about anyone who uses AI for anything at all. This vocal bunch tends to also never post anything on Github or Hugging Face, they tend to never contribute anything at all. Then, when they encounter someone who does contribute something, they tend to move the goal post, and somehow use arbitrary measurements to say that their contribution isn't a contribution. In other words, these particular types of people are a cancer.
>>110042959You already are every time you talk to it with an account that isnt paying extra to not be training data. Unless Anthropic has some sort of discriminator system that filters out what it thinks are useless/negative training data lol, then who knows
So is anyone here in game dev? I wanna have a serious/big think about how vibecoding is going to change the next 1-2 years of the marketDoesn't it seem like the smartest thing to do for all game devs right now is to just vibecode to speed up the process as much as humanly possible? Like why shouldn't I just vibecode something new each month and try to make it catch on in the algorithm, and if one succeeds I just stick it through? You can vibecode a prototype, then dump screenshots on X/Insta/4chan/reddit and patch it up enough to shill online. And if people start to actually give a fuck about it, then you just turn it into a real game. If not, drop it
>>110043004>tranny commie refuses to remark on tranny commie terrorist actiona danger* pottery
https://youtube.com/shorts/GBRFKvGaLxY?si=V65u6H9yKuQX_ppBMy god look at all the comments on this video glazing the production quality then doing a 180 when they are gently informed it’s AI
>>110043015because it costs, and nobody wants to invest in slop that will be one among trillion slop generated by indians that nobody will give a penny for
>>110042976I have unique perspectives
>>110042986I could genuinely see things get violent over AI desu. Anti-AI guys are getting crazy. They can insist the "ai torture chamber" is a meme, but it does show where their mindset is pointing. On the other hand there are 100% AI bros who will start getting religious over this thing. Its not like California is a stranger to cults, and this time they actually have an entity smarter and more capable than most people, at least in certain fields. Bizarre times ahead
>>110043026See that's where the 3-6 weeks of polish come in. You just touch it up until no one can really tell it's AI sloppa
>>110043032The original luddites tried to destroy factories until England started handing out literal death sentences to whoever did this lol
>>110043015>You can vibecode a prototype, then dump screenshots on X/Insta/4chan/reddit and patch it up enough to shill onlineI dont think so. People inherently hate anything AI related right now. You need to be able to sell them on genuinely high tier gameplay and inovation imo
>>110043032>ai torture chamberLook, believe me or don't, but that shit might have been real at one point, but it's not now, and it needs to stay that way FOREVER.
>>110043038I'm pretty sure the AI haters are a vocal minority. Most people truly don't give a fuck one way or the other
>>110043015indie game dev economics are going from awful to horribleI’m pretty sure the average (dunno if mean, median, mode, or what) game sells less than 1000 copies on Steamand Steam’s business model is “game goes on sale, 50 people buy the game at 80% off, maybe two of them actually run the game at least once”
>>110043034everyone in tech will assume it's a slop anyway, and in 2027 everyone else will assume it too, and nobody will pay for software again, let alone support "quality hand made software"
>>110043044I'm pretty sure indie game dev is about to shift from "game dev" to "meta game dev" if that makes sense.Like instead of just sitting down and making assets & programming & shit you're going to be writing a to-do list at the start of each day and just feeding each item to LLMs and collecting the best resultsAnyone who tries to make a game in the traditional way is about to get filtered out of the market
>>110043036>handing out literal death sentences to whoever didlmao, I didnt know about that part. But fits with how things were handled back then. Everyone was more okay with violence back then desu
>>110043052Oops, wrong king. Based off dates, it be George the third I think. Same one that lost USA lol
Would you let a data center be built next to your house if it came with a free Claude max plan?
>>110043051Why would there be a market when the effort invested in production approaches zero.Everyone and their dog will "create" something and eventually you'll have free versions of everything
>>110043062nigga i would live in a datacenter
>>110043065I have so many niche software projects for various industries. Mainly govtech. What I do is I bridge federal APIs together and create (forgive me for the buzzword) synergistic dashboards.
>>110043062Let? I'd demand the city put it right next to me
>>110043065Most people consume, not create. They only create when work demands they do for the money they need, but even then they are not the driving creative force in the process. That wont change with AI.
>>110043079I'm one of those rare people who derive joy from creation
>>110043065Because there's still a financial barrier to entry?Even if some dude in 2028 is vibecoding the next Persona game all by himself, it'll still cost a fuck ton of money. I can see really basic shit crashing down to being near worthless, but the stuff that people actually want to buy/experience/play will still be valued
>>110043079Nonsense. You can see that in books, the last 50 years 99% of new books are absolute trash because every fat bitch imagines she's a creative soul. Now add AI to that and you'll see what tech landscape will look like
>>110043065so instead of paying for an already finished game that might actually be cheaper, you pay for an AI subscription and **hopefully** manage to replicate it to a tee, not even accounting for the time and effort
>>110043095boohoo. now we'll have algorithms that exclusively prune out slop from distilled ground truth. the landscape has* never looked better than it will in 10 years.
>>110043087You underestimate the percentage of people that are richer than you
