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by Jotalea
476 days ago
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As a lazy person, I've been using this method for a while now, and I greatly appreciate it. But there are two major flaws: - the end results usually suck: they either feel incomplete, have a major flaw, or just don't work. - sometimes, the AI just won't understand what the request was, or it will get stuck on a loop while trying to troubleshoot one bug and causing even more. I believe that code written by actual reasoning people will be miles better than what a machine can. AI should be used for "au-to-ma-tion", and tasks that one doesn't want to or doesn't like to do, like writing documentation. Here's one instance where this "vibe coding" went right and I got a mostly functional program (game): https://chatgpt.com/share/67a125b3-15cc-8001-9863-13372338e3... |
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