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If anyone actually believed those requests to see code were sincere, or if they at least generated interesting discussion, people might actually respond. But the couple of times I've linked to a blog post someone wrote about their vibe-coding experience in the comments, someone invariably responds with an uninteresting shallow dismissal shitting all over the work. It didn't generate any interesting discussion, so I stopped bothering.

https://mitchellh.com/writing/non-trivial-vibing went round here recently, so clearly LLMs are working in some cases.



And I think, in this blog post, the author stated that he does heavy editing of what’s generated. So I don’t know how much time is saved actually. You can get the same kind of inspiration from docs, books, or some SO answer.


Haters gonna hate, but the haters aren't always wrong. If you just want people to agree with you, that's not a discussion.




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