Vibe Coding
give in to the vibes and share stuff you vibe build
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@sirsu.eth
The one thing I would leave for vibe coders to consider is that you’ll run into walls the more complex your ideas are.
And you don’t realize the scale of technical debt you’re incurring because there are fundamental programming concepts you just don’t know that you don’t know.
Don’t let it discourage you, but if you allow yourself to learn some of the concepts, it will make your approach to vibe coding all the more exciting.
Your prompts are better, you become more discerning, and you don’t just accept what the tool spits out. Competency is still vital to making good products and experiences.
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@na
Occurred to me that coding agent training, no matter what experts employed for new data, might be more incentivized to return successful results than failure.
This is a mismatch with real conditions, where tokens are limited per reply, and operations should fail. Doing stuff should fail given insufficient resources. Perhaps allocation of resources and acknowledging failure (both current agents are bad at) are reflections of meaning-making.
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@ting
@ok (and vibe coders) would love your thoughts 💜
can you recommend a release flow for @shira?
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@chrislarsc.eth
If you praise the programmer,
others become resentful.
If you cling to possessions,
others are tempted to steal.
If you awaken envy,
others suffer turmoil of heart.
The Vibe Coder leads:
By emptying the mind of expectation
and filling up the soul.
By releasing ambition and
embracing the unknown.
Free from intellect, free from abstraction,
The Vibe Coder leads all things back
to natural self-sufficiency.
Do by not doing, and there is nothing
that cannot be done.
https://www.thewayofcode.com/#3
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@bethanymarz
As some of you know, I’ve been hosting weekly AI power hours to show someone vibe coding something live from 0-MVP in 60 minutes
I’m curious to explore a version where we do live debugging on vibe coded projects
Would anyone be interested in this? Anyone have a project you’d like help debugging?
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@cryptonjal
Biggest vibe coding project I ever did: an indicator with shows TD sequential, BB and RSI divergence in TradingView.
Especially TD seq. is hard to do because Claude, and ChatGPT tend to make a simplified version and I don't want that.
Now I have to adjust the layout parameters and test everything for the umpteenth time. You know it, but it is still surprising what is possible with AI.
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@mortiee
after 4 months on claude code i started testing codex cli. gpt-5 is clearly ahead, opus feels weaker than before imho
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