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RussianDisifnomation

Sir, a second new vibe coding tool has just hit the Internet today.

10 hours ago
my_new_accoun1
:s::py::js::cs:

you mean second-thousandth

i can't speak engrish

two-thousandth

9 hours ago
Kellei2983

second today

9 hours ago
thatsallweneed

but its 00:01 AM

2 hours ago
a-dino123

Yeah you're right, probably the 4th by then

1 hour ago
SuccessfulDance08

bro opened vscode and came back with 14 startups and 2 VC offers.

9 hours ago
RussianDisifnomation

Im just going to pull 5 numbers out my ass and value my startups by that intelligence. 

Ass Intelligence 

9 hours ago
0bel1sk

sounds like https://xkcd.com/927/

8 hours ago
CrowdGoesWildWoooo

We should put it head to head with “0 days since last javascript framework”

8 hours ago
No_Percentage7427

AI Code Editor now appear more than javascript framework. wkwkwk

10 hours ago
your_best_1

More and more I think vibe coding is a gold rush with no gold. Anthropic is selling the shovels.

10 hours ago
randuse

Nvidia is selling the shovels, it's not clear if model providers even make money from this right now.

8 hours ago
your_best_1

Could be.

7 hours ago
darklightning_2

Js libraries -> frameworks -> browsers -> ide extensions -> IDEs themselves

I wonder what will be the next evolution. The OS itself lol

10 hours ago
n4st3

I saw some Chinese guys already released ai-first os. https://github.com/MemTensor/MemOS

//Actually not an os as guy below correctly noted, i originally just skimmed through the article i saw it in

9 hours ago
failedsatan

this is a misnomer- it's not an operating system, it's barely a library. all it does is manage memory for multiple models. not at all an operating system.

8 hours ago
Dankbeast-Paarl

Ah, so it's closer to a hypervisor. Should have called it MemHypervisor or MemVMM /S

14 minutes ago
a_lit_bruh

Do I have a surprise for you, https://warmwind.space/

8 hours ago
ElderberryDeep8746 OP

Sigh

8 hours ago
darklightning_2

I am hoping for the time when AI can be the customer too 🫠

8 hours ago
Krizzzn

Warmwind -> Space. Is this a fart joke?

5 hours ago
Drew707

The team looks like they enjoy smelling their own, so, possibly.

3 hours ago
Oranges13
:p::ru::js:

I love that the video they have for customer service (though it is pretty cool that it navigates around and finds the order and what not) the actual response is effectively "fuck off, read your fucking email" LOL

4 hours ago
Wertbon1789

Well, you could argue that Windows is moving in that direction.

9 hours ago
New-Relationship-325
:r:

soon well need an AI to help us choose which AI coding tool to use

9 hours ago
SuddenlyFeels

Soon we will have to get AI to spin up a new AI coding tool to use every single time we code.

8 hours ago
Tyrexas

I mean most AI already does model routing which is exactly this.

8 hours ago
atehrani

Seems like most internet products will end up to be either

* Wrapper around Chromium browser

* Wrapper around ChatGPT (or insert your fav model)

7 hours ago
Vincent394
:cs::c::cp::g:

Now including 5000+ Security holes per update!

10 hours ago
Blanket-Eater
:cs:

My favorite

6 hours ago
A_Neko_C
:py:

Canva?

9 hours ago
matytyma
:kt::rust::bash::j::re:

Yes, they filled their platform too

9 hours ago
red-et

Claude code > cursor (I’m just discovering)

9 hours ago
HilariousCow

Until next week I guess 🤷

9 hours ago
likeikelike

What's happening next week?

9 hours ago
HilariousCow

Who knows?

9 hours ago
Suspicious_Sandles

I will use an AI tool the day one is created with the AI itself

9 hours ago
Anarcho_duck
:cp::asm::bash::py:

Most of them probably were

9 hours ago
Suspicious_Sandles

I don't believe any of the well made popular AI tools where wibe coded

8 hours ago
Anarcho_duck
:cp::asm::bash::py:

Are they well made?

8 hours ago
Suspicious_Sandles

I've tried a little bit of inteliJ built in ai tool, in terms of well built yeah it's pretty good in terms of the AI, AI still sucks

3 hours ago
crysisnotaverted

You are about 2 years too late.

8 hours ago
L33t_Cyborg
:table:

Who’s the guy

9 hours ago
ElderberryDeep8746 OP

Andrej Kaparthy

9 hours ago
LeagueOfLegendsAcc

Let's Terminator him

9 hours ago
walmartbonerpills

It's easier to make a tool to vibe code with than actually vibe code.

7 hours ago
themightyug

AI and vibe coding are devaluing programming/coding/software development to the point where it's becoming worthless. It was bad enough when javascript was made the default language for everything everywhere

9 hours ago
_number

You are right. It made young no-name Artists worthless and now it has moved on to programmers. Even if doesnt work, its still puts a lot of pressure to compete with other programmers or with programmers who supposedly are fast

9 hours ago
Large_Choice4206

To be honest, it looks more like programmers will Still be necessary, the focus will be on following and reviewing agent output, and then fine tuning. AI is no where near good enough to replace programmers wholesale, but it’s definitely good enough to make us work better and faster (in my experience). It might happen one day, but not in the immediate future in my opinion.

After this current hype phase is over I think people will calm down and realise we still need programmers. But programmers will definitely need to adapt.

8 hours ago
Mara_li
:py::js::ts:

Study found that using AI is more time consuming that writing code. Dev lost time using it. https://www.infoworld.com/article/4020931/ai-coding-tools-can-slow-down-seasoned-developers-by-19.html

7 hours ago
DingleDangleTangle

I have to wonder if the issue is that people aren’t necessarily proficient in the best ways to use it.

It’s also worth noting that AI, if used properly, can actually improve your code even if you don’t want to use it just for outputting. My company paid for some training on appsec and basically the whole thing was massive prompts to give AI for tons of checks for security and code smells.

7 hours ago
FiveTails
:cp: :cs: :lua:

The issue for me was that I'm dealing with unique things, often not documented on the internet. Any AI tool would lead me into a made up deadend. You can just put "dxbc utof instruction" in google to see how full of shit the AI overview can be by comparing it with with the first result on learn.microsoft.com

edit: Also to add that ChatGPT was completely out of it's depth when it came to renderdoc's python scripting. But I blame the python programmer's urge to create breaking changes in every other version and keep outdated docs online.

4 hours ago
DingleDangleTangle

Right but this is where actually knowing what you're doing comes in.

I mean I certainly didn't argue that you should rely on AI 100% to do everything for you, obviously you get fucked results. I'm not quite sure how you got from my comment that people should just ask AI whatever and assume it's always right.

I'm arguing for being proficient in the best ways to use AI, and asking it stuff and just throwing in the result without understanding what you are even doing is not the best way to use AI. You should treat it more like a way to get suggestions for how to do things, and if those suggestions aren't good you can throw them out.

3 hours ago
Large_Choice4206

It does make sense that AI generated code will take longer to review. It likely won’t save time there, when the stakes are high, but it definitely does save a lot of time if you are prototyping projects or features. AI is at its worst when working in broad strokes, but when used precisely it’s very powerful.

I’m aware that my own experience isn’t statistical, but the combination of my current knowledge + AI has allowed me to absolutely pump out prototyped features. That’s been invaluable for me in my company, things that took days now takes hours. Fact is, plenty of developers are using AI now, that’s likely to only grow. The worst thing about AI is that it encourages the user not to think, which is probably a big reason why it takes longer to review it all.

Totally separately, but AI has also been incredibly powerful as a learning tool, which in turn will increase productivity as that aspect of AI is better harnessed.

7 hours ago
stipulus

Some folks will work so hard just to avoid having to learn how to code.. just stop, this isn't how future application development will even work.

8 hours ago
Thunder_Child_
:cs: :ts: :vb:

I've been using Claude sonnet 4 for about 2 weeks with the GitHub copilot agent mode, it's really damn good actually. It makes a mistake sometimes but it saves me so much time on tedious crap and looking up what a random error is about. It's not like you take the code it makes and vibe merge it to master.

6 hours ago
Still_Explorer

Vibe coders, you brought this to yourselves... Software Engineering society won't defend you this time.

7 hours ago
Big-Cheesecake-806

Let them play by themselves, they finally left our sandbox

8 hours ago
Menecazo

Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power

7 hours ago
RevWaldo

We use vibe coding tools to create AIs that create vibe coding tools.

5 hours ago
Inlacou

I love how management just assumes any LLMs can make sense of the hundreds of big fat code files that make up our project.

5 hours ago
dervu

Let's make management tool for all of those tools.

3 hours ago
Magnumwood107

Has anyone tried Dienda yet?

6 hours ago
_bluecalx_

Cursor and Claude code are a bit different though, Claude code has wider system access and cursor is kind of focused on a specific codebase and obv has vs code niceties

6 hours ago
Ryscith
:bash:

That's not how this meme format works? Unless I'm misunderstanding what you're trying to say

5 hours ago
a_library_socialist

This is Junie erasure

10 hours ago
h7hh77
:py:

Unless I'm missing something, claude code is the only one that integrates nicely into my current workflow, without the need to change IDE or repo, or anything like that. So the choice is obvious.

9 hours ago
GlobusGames

opencode is also terminal based 

8 hours ago
h7hh77
:py:

Nice, I'll check it out. Thanks!

8 hours ago
relay126

also aider

7 hours ago
Sw429
:rust:

The obvious choice being to not use any of them, right?

8 hours ago
h7hh77
:py:

But why not? It can write boring stuff, docs, and translation strings, if nothing else. I'm not relying on it when modifying anything actually important, but it's a nice tool to have none the less.

8 hours ago
leonbollerup

It’s just tools mate, you don’t actually have to use them

3 hours ago