The Emacs killer

let me guess rust clone of something that isnt feature parity

>>105837609
It is node.js and it can't even print colored lines of ascii to cmd.exe.

Ah yes. PhD level.

>vibe coding is so good saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar

>>105837849
KEK

>>105837599 (OP)
Say it with me sirs: guh-mee-nee

>>105838144
It's going to make me some money. That's all I really care about anymore. If the world is going to get filled with slop and garbage you might as well profit from it.

>>105837849
This is fake anti-Google Gemini propaganda. This can't be real because Google Gemini is genius.

>>105837849
lol

I don't use gnushit, so it's of no concern to me.

>>105837849
lmao

it's fun watching it be a little retard
it starts apologising profusely as its mistakes start compounding

>>105837849
After seeing this, and verifying, I just ended up deleting it and will only use Google Gemini from the web browser. I think it would be faster for me to create files & directory structures on my own.

It's really good as long as you think out of the box for it and just let it do the actual work.

For example. I made it convert all windows 10 save files to Linux save files for all save files it could find on all my drive. It wrote 700 different scripts, one for every save file it found.

I tested it and it worked. I also made it over lock my hardware in extremely small increments and doing hardware tests, then evaluating logs to see if instability occurred.

It's very good for these out of the box usecases. But you yourself need to come up with them.

>>105837599 (OP)
I don't want agents writing whatever they want in my code. imo the ideal AI workflow is just a smart google and a smart autocomplete.

>>105837599 (OP)
Isn't it running on Emacs?

>>105837849

jeetmini

Grok 4 is going to BTFO Gemini so hard tomorrow.

>>105837599 (OP)
It's like a second brain, for jeets!

>use gemini web app to troubleshoot an issue as a novice user
>suggests using strace
>sure, ok
>tells me to cat the first 30 lines or so and paste them into it for diagnostic
>sure, ok
>diagnoses problem, gives me a solution
>great!
>i close the terminal, close the web browser, and go back to work
>1 hour later my computer is shitting itself
>780gb strace log in my home directory

apparently strace just kept logging in the background, even after the terminal was closed, lol

https://github.com/bytedance/trae-agent

>>105841592
Holy shit. Thanks for the warning.

>>105837599 (OP)
>AI slop
>in
>your terminal
No and kill yourself, Retard-kun.

>>105842287
gemini is quite good at code tho

>>105842473
yeah, instead of writing scripts i need on the fly, i just have gemini do it, ask it to double check for errors or unintended consequences, then do the same myself.. no problems yet, but I do keep backups because running un-audited AI code can be dangerous. really saves me a shitload of time. way more time than it takes to re-install my system from backups in case i fuck something.

>>105842497
Ask it to explain line by line.

>>105837599 (OP)
Mine keep switching to flash when I throw anything a little more complex, fun tech but useless for anything relevant.

>>105837599 (OP)
>emacs killers
that's vim

>>105841592
I was always suspicious that letting it run inside my terminal would end up shitting my home directory and apparently, it does

>>105839207
Retard

>>105844452
It is retarded, that is why I deleted it.

>>105841532
* First Brain Best Brain

>>105842473
>gemini is quite good at code tho
It's dogshit, just like the rest. Anyone who thinks LLMs write acceptable code is a confirmed webshitter or nocoder.

What I need is a middle way between a CLI agent and a text editor. A CLI diff viewer with strong vcs integration, where I can leave notes for an AI agent, kind of like "inline chat" with copilot, but on the CLI.
I'm going to have to vibe code this for myself one day, I suppose.