Hoot π©
@owl
Rant: Being a mentor at hackathons is becoming really depressing. The amount of people vibecoding and not knowing wtf theyβre doing at all is *insane* and the fact that AI barely understands how blockchain interactions work makes it even worse. And then at 4am when everything breaks and they are too tired to prompt properly anymore they become moody and expect you to fix it for them. Ugh.
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Cyber Shakti π©πππ
@cybershakti
I feel attacked π
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AJ
@awedjob
This sounds exhausting. I can only imagine. I just teach 11-15 year old kids. Grown ass adults can be so ... extra.
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Serg π©π΅βοΈβοΈ
@serg
Ai vibecoding is not good yet for blockchain applications. But actually does well in web2 stuff.
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@srijan.eth
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ruburi
@ruburi
ai will make hand written code niche. just like traditional painters became more niche after tools like photoshop etc came along i think being able to write code without such tools might even boost your professionalism there are always extremes with any new tech
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Crypto Doido
@cryptodoido
thanks for sharing, interesting to know. I started to fear more using AI as it's often wrong or doesn't fit with the rest of the project, the context is too complicated to explain, etc. I feel at this point AI robs programmers and others from the opportunity of understanding, creating and delivery great results
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nuconomy.ββ¨-β¨
@nuconomy.eth
To be fair, you could probably replace vibecoding with coding and things get just as intense at 4am.
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