I've vibe coded an application to see what it's like

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thomascountz•4 minutes ago

   - As a professional developer, I would find it very frustrating to have to debug someone else's code and also be held responsible for that code.
   
   - As a hobbyist developer, it would bother me that I'm no longer a developer.

These two statements articulate my feelings about LLM-generated code better than I have heretofore been able to do myself

harvey9•about 1 hour ago

"...I can’t really call “vibe coding”. I didn’t code. I didn’t even look at the code"

I thought that was the definition of vibe coding?

throw-the-towel•18 minutes ago

Yes, but maybe the author disagrees with the term? I mean, can you even call it "coding" when you don't handle any code?

mixdup•14 minutes ago

Sure, you can disagree with it being "coding" or not, but "vibe coding" as used in the general vernacular means exactly what the author did. It's kind of silly to say "I disagree that green is the word that should be applied to the color of plants", it is what the word is. We don't all get to set our own personal definitions

mikenikles•about 2 hours ago

I did that too[1], twice[2] :-).

[1] https://seaquel.app

[2] https://github.com/webstonehq/tuxedo

bronlund•about 2 hours ago

Nice take.

I've vibe coded an application to see what it's like

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