Thread 106272826

Since huawei health app is shit I asked cursor to make me an application that can import gpx files and keep track of my running PBs. It took me around an hour and all for free. I didn't write a single line of code lol

>>106272826 (OP)
Gigabased

>>106272826 (OP)
Software developers status: BTFO and soon to be homeless

Based

>>106272826 (OP)
Fuck off, retard

>>106272826 (OP)
Based but you didn't have to leak your literal gps position on that screenshot.

Proud vibe-coder here. I've been pumping out apps and websites hand over fist the last year despite only knowing data-science Python.
I often have a quick check over any back-end calculations etc just to make sure it all makes sense but otherwise I don't even read the shit I'm releasing.
This will probably catch up with us one day but I'm not stopping.
hahahah

Unfathomably based.
Programming finally being accessible to most people will unlock the true potential of our species and I'm not even kidding. Programmers won't lose their jobs, but the ones that have a God complex are in for a very rude awakening soon.

>>106272826 (OP)
Nice.

>>106272826 (OP)
all it did was copy paste open source runner apps from github
you could have accomplished the same in less than an hour by dling one directing
have a "programmer participation" cookie though

>>106273811
Well, at least he built something.
Programmers are fucked I guess.

>>106273854
He didn't build anything of value.
He didn't create anything.
Just copy pasted shit people had already done, and the result is worse than what those people actually did.
Good luck in a production environment where you will need to tweak shit for it to work, and ChatGPT will have no clue.

>>106273889
Well, now he has an app for tracking his running sessions or whatever.
And to be honest, most professional programmers never create something of value, most webdevs just use different frameworks for things that already have been created.

>>106273700
in b4 massive gaping security holes rape your butt in to the next universe.

>>106273811
And I'm sure you can paste the application it copied and pasted, right?
I'll wait.
Stay seething, meanwhile vibechads keep winning and have all the time in the world to get hot bitches while you slave away looking at your 187th manual on how to download a Youtube video on Linux. lmao @ u

>>106273916
You just figured out what a programmer's job is. "To make it work". One way or another.
Apps like OPs is what kid programmer's do to learn.
Congrats you substituted the learning phase with ChatGPT.
Instead of learning to swim in a pool with a lifeguard and safety measures, you let a robot swim for you and proudly declared "I can swim".
Let's see how you fare in the deep sea.

>>106273941
You are the one who is seething mate. I 100% support vibe coders getting hired.
When you fail and the bosses are looking for someone to clear your mess, I will smirking and waiting to charge a premium.

>>106273956
>Instead of learning to hunt in the forest with your father and uncles, you went to a supermarket and proudly declared "I brought home food".
>Let's see how you fare in the wild.

See anon, that's the problem: there's not going to *be* a wild anymore.
LLM is here, even if it doesn't ever improve anymore and stays a glorified autocomplete, it's going to be used by programmers from now on, forever.

Coding is a dead career and anybody who says AI won't be taking their jobs is fucking coping.

You should have gone into a trade.

>>106273927
ah yes, the security holes that ... no programmer ever made, am I right? There have been 0 hacks before 2023 as we all know because
>programmer would never ever make mistakes and never ever use the wrong string size in c++,
>use eval() or similar functions for literal execution in client side xss,
>programmers would never even not update software for reading PDFs leading to 4chan being down for 2 weeks;
>programmers would never ever misconfigure access rights to databases leading to million of pwn-ed foids;
>programmers just cannot imagine ever using "admin admin" for username and pass for bank ass on clearnet leading to some of the biggest data leaks in banking history.;
>programmers, just would never ever execute database queries from inputted text leading to the databases being leaked and then deleted;
>programmers would never ever incorrectly deserializing data...

The truth about programmers and especially the old ones is that they are such giant faggots that they should all be unemployed. And I am saying this as a programmer: if your ego is high and you are not here to solve a problem, get fired.

>>106273956
>Instead of learning to swim in a pool with a lifeguard and safety measures, you let a robot swim for you and proudly declared "I can swim".
To be fair, OP on his post said that he asked cursor to create something for him and that he "didn't write a single line of code."
However, why would you need to learn something if you can ask a machine to do it for you even faster than you can ? Not many people learn to program in assembly, some hobbyist do and maybe people working in the firmware industry, but those are just a very small fraction of developers. So, yes, programming is dead.

>>106273889
>He didn't build anything of value.
Its valuable to OP. Stay mad I guess lol.

>>106274015
The problem is... depending on your location trades may or not be oversaturated, and you will need to compete with illegals who are willing to work for half your salary. Plus, boomers gatekeeping trades and unions.
And this is only going to get worse as all college kids get into trades.

>>106273941
>I'm sure you can paste the application it copied and pasted, right
Yes:
1) google "run tracking app github"
2) git clone stupid-run-tracking-app-git-url-here
3) make
Wow look at me I just made my own run tracking app guys!!! Programmers BTFOd!!! I'm sorry I just can't resist pointing out how stupid this is.

>>106273956
>Let's see how you fare in the deep sea
Who said he wants to become a professional programmer?

>>106272826 (OP)
Congratulations. You've discovered search engines. Now try solving a problem that isn't already solved.

>>106274015
Only so many people can do trades. Whatever the "do x" thing is will inevitably become oversaturated. Either find a path that makes you actually genuinely unique or accept you will be culled at some point. Really that simple.

>>106274076
Then he's not useful as a customer. Altman and Amodei aren't targeting script kiddies.

>>106274111
The only person they're targetting are investors lmao.

>>106274121
AI is a bubble, but it hasn't reached critical mass yet. When the average person is left holding the bag, you know it's time to quit.
https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-haters-gui/

>>106274016
get ready for this happening 10x
and what's even more important
when a programmer fucks up he gets the blame
and if gets blamed too much he gets fired
who is gonna get the blame now?
it's the managers and the execs who insisted on vibe coding
you think they gonna get the blame?
lmao

>>106274100
>Now try solving a problem that isn't already solved.
anon, the only place where that happens is, by definition, in research.

99% of all programmers just do an nth form of CRUD-app. Nobody's out there (aside from a tiny tiny tiny majority) is trying to invent a better quicksort

>>106274005
of course there is
stack overflow existed before kiddo
the ones who we call codemonkeys, all they knew was copy paste from it
the actual programmers, or "software engineers", as they are called, were the ones who studied the docs and knew the fundamentals well
nothing changed
all is gonna happen is one level of idiots even below the codemonkeys
this doesn't affect real programmers in the slightest
in fact the more levels of idiots below us, the higher we rise, and the higher our value

>>106274211
the higher up on the pyramid, the fewer places there are available/needed, anon

>>106274175
It doesn't have to be a leap in our understanding of reality. Putting together a system that doesn't already exist is something vibe coders can't do. That's why productivity drops when experienced coders use AI.
https://metr.org/blog/2025-07-10-early-2025-ai-experienced-os-dev-study/
All OP is doing is what we've all done when we started to mess around with computers: use a search engine to look up other people's code.

>>106274175
in other words
programmers were already useless but they still had jobs
so nothing changed

>>106274230
Go on Glassdoor and show me a single decent job that you can get with no understanding of the fundamentals of a system, something a vibe coder would be able to handle.

>>106274232
>>106274243
no, programming is just transforming from a trade to a factory job: less skill needed, while still retaining "good enough" quality

>>106274230
wrong
with vibe coding making it so accessible programming will explode
where people asked for 1 app they will now ask for 10
these apps were never needed
better stuff already exists
majority of corporate work is useless anyway
this has been true since forever
programming is so hot cause with programming it's super easy to pretend you are useful (number 1 rule of corporate work) and for every programmer there is 10 managers who can also pretend they are useful

>>106274170
I think that those without great egos will know to double or triple check their work and triple or quadruple check the work of AIs. And those with big ego will push it to production without ever thinking of how things may go wrong. Fuck them.

>>106274281
>without ever thinking of how things may go wrong
and that's why you're not management material anon

you just have to stop giving a fuck, because nobody else does either

>>106274263
corporate work is jewish adult day care anon
always was, nothing changed
you wanna join the tech adult care instead of some other department?
you are welcome
you always were
we are just autistic and stare at a screen with arcane shit on it all day pretending we are useful
and there is not even hot chicks like other departments

>>106274300
I came here to complete a task and I will use any tool to do it, BUT I do know that if Cursor gives me 30 suggested changed only like 5 of those are worth something and even on changes in Cursor on lines of code that I accepted and was sure that they would not break anything I have had massive problems down the line. I know that anything that the AI touches must be later checked and if you managers just want to ship code than we are on the same page, but test it first.

>>106274263
You're looking at the lowest-tier entry-level jobs as the industry standard. They aren't.
Any programmer I know worth their salt doesn't go anywhere near these chat apps.

>>106274300
exactly
only ever give a fuck if your ass is on the line
corporate life is just a game of hot potato
get rid of it ASAP when you have it and hibernate if you don't

>>106273293
>we hired mexicans to flip our burgers
>the restaurant industry is finished!!!

Just vibe cooked my own meal. It might be over for chefs.

>>106274632
omg we need congress to step in to ban all these microwaveable goods!! save local pizzerias!!!

>>106274632
>>106274863
No offense but that sounds like cope. Hiding your head in the sand is not the answer.

>>106274889
We've had this technology for a few years now. Name one significant piece of tech made by a vibe coding amateur.

>>106274973
Maybe sillytavern? But we haven't had it for years. Cursor was released in 2023 and wasn't popular until recently!
We can see that those tools are quite useful if we consider that year after year less programmers are hired. So saying that AI is useless and won't replace anybody sounds like a cope, sorry but it's the truth. Plus, AI will keep improving.

>>106275023
That's just not true. Layoffs are down. Openings are up.
https://trueup.io/job-trend

>>106275217
Look at this.
https://xcancel.com/atrupar/status/1945255727364288831

>>106274632
holy fuck, chefs are done. pack it up bros

>>106275217
>Openings are up.
Those openings that waste your time with no intention of hiring you because some retard in upper management decided that this makes the company look better?

>>106272826 (OP)
there’s a lot of soon to be fired dev cope itt

>>106275249
Try vibe coding a project and get back to me. Right now, they're glorified search engines, and there's no indication they'll get better. LLMs can't tell us anything we don't already know.
John Cleese of all people made me realize how LLMs are a dead end in terms of creativity.
https://youtu.be/Pb5oIIPO62g

>>106273770
This. Excel already gives enough programming powers to office boomers to do some pretty nice stuff, except it's confined to their niche. This will allow normalfags to do it on a much larger scale. Sure, most boomer excel shit is unmaintainable crap, and so will be most vibeshit, but even that crap can do a lot of useful work.

>>106274015
So if AI takes software development jobs, then what makes you think it won't take all trade jobs? China already has dark factories that work 24/7 with 0 human intervention, then that means any job that involves doing pretty much anything like any mechanism or a system can be outsourced to AI or AI powered robots. Since any system can be thoroughly studied, examined and operated upon by AI.

So If AI takes all jobs, then that means people have no income, if people have no income they don't buy anything or pay taxes, which means 0 GDP, 0 GDP means money is worthless and the only worth there is is energy resource control to power AI and then we enter some kind of a dystopian future resembling the Terminator, Elysium and Idiocracy at the same time where the rich have left the planet because of climate change induced by enormous power hungry data centers and left the AI-powered robots to look after nuclear power plants and guard giga data centers and factories with terminator robots from what's left of the local population/resistance.

I'm not sure what the rich would even do, like do Epstein like orgies with minors, but in space? Do you have any other suggestions, anon?

>>106275539
people can still do bullshit jobs
all jobs are about entertaining your ai overlords
keep altman happy you know what to do

>>106275539
Bezos and Musk aren't developing rockets so they can leave the planet, they're doing it so we can leave the planet
in 100 years, all of the "useless eaters" will have been killed off, and a cadre of engineers and technocrats will live on Mars, the Moon, gas giant satellites, and in Earth orbit
the human population of Earth will be reduced to a few tens of thousands, mostly billionaires and their sex slaves and physicians and life extension experts
significant parts of the Earth will be left to rewilding, and the most talented and productive engineers will be allowed to take brief vacations to Earth, but only the billionaires and people directly useful to them will inhabit this new Eden full time

>>106272826 (OP)
Good morning sir

>>106276170
Musk will be dead by then.
>>106276178
Get prepared, you are the next to get replaced.

>>106276186
Yes saar india 2030 superpower saar

>>106276190
I'm not Indian. But what I said was true. Don't get mad at me, I don't want that either.

>>106276186
>Musk will be dead by then
maybe or maybe not, but some of his 40 children and most of his 200 grandchildren won't be
any troons will get launched into space, though

>>106276223
Makes sense. Hopefully I'll be dead by then so I won't suffer anymore.

>>106273956
>you can't do that
>you NEED to learn programming, even if you don't care about it
>programmers would NEVER copy and paste shit
holy mother of cope

>>106276255
Yeah that's what I've noticed too. They cope too much.

>>106274548
You're not a chef though, you're a code monkey?

Like Jensen Huang said. It's not gonna kill developers. Now everyone's a developer.

Seethe on

>>106273991
>this level of cope
stay unemployed will i rake millions

>>106273927
Are these massive gaping security holes in the room with us now?

>>106272826 (OP)
You could have done the same thing using google in a day without knowing any programming and would have learned something new in the process as long as you have an IQ over 80.
Or you could have used what you know how to use already, like Excel or whatever.
This is indeed faster and very useful to brainstorm things but just taking whatever it outputs and going with it is making you dumber.

>>106273956
jesus dude... this is like professional chefs sperging out at home cooks who use an appliance. OP is making food for himself never mentioned it was gourmet quality. inb4 food reference.
t. software engineer

>>106272826 (OP)
Vibe code an open source version of Windows 95 that runs all modern software and drivers.

>>106272826 (OP)
Can you give code an alternate to Photoshop?

>>106277044
You couldn't rake a single leaf.

>>106277280
>software 'engineer'

>>106272826 (OP)
Programming is dead bros. It's over.

>>106277470
Good riddance. Programmers were the biggest bunch of homos ever.

>>106277474
I partially agree. I couldn't stand stackoverflow or those linux forums. They were full of assholes. I will miss coding I guess.

>>106272826 (OP)
I wish people used proper tools to hide text in their images


Step one: erase tool
Step two: fill in space with color (optional)

>>106277346
Do it first, faggot. All you've gotta do is learn and write code, right? Any human should be able to do that much, definitely.

>>106274015
>80 iq mexicans think AI wont replace their trade shitting

>5:35 per kilometer
>running
lmao

>>106278054
t.

>>106272826 (OP)
is that fucking electron?

>>106278155
whas wrong with it?

>>106274068
As a programmer myself, I cringe at how triggered you are by this.
Just learn how to incorporate LLMs into your workflow in a way that makes you more efficient, and stop being afraid of a nothing burger.
I think you’re just afraid of learning new things. I get it.

>>106277590
Maybe he should have vibecoded an eraser tool

>>106273293
We've been trying to get normies to do this for around 50 years actually. The old way empowered corporations, not us.

>>106272826 (OP)
>write something that was written hundreds of times before
>only 1 hour

>>106278395
link me a windows application that does the same, I'll wait

>>106278054
>training pace is race pace
Found the stravanigger

>>106278411
>website on electron is a Windows app
https://github.com/search?q=Running%20tracker%20app&type=repositories

>106278431
>website on electron is a Windows app
I asked cursor to make the app in C# mongoloid.

>>106272826 (OP)
>fake data

>>106278445
That's electron UI though

>>106278445
>"use C#"
>proceeds to use Electron.NET to comply and spit what was written hundreds of times
>"it's ackshyually C# anon"

>>106277149
Yeah, its in between his two asscheeks and his post was actually meant as an invitation for vibe-coders to breach it

>>106278530
>>106278471
>uhhh it's electron
no wonder you are seething retards
also link me a windows application that lets you import gpx files and keeps track of your PBs. that's all I wanted, not some APK or random bloated tracking software. no linking a random google search doesn't count retard.

>>106278897
>needs to ask AI to know
>worse than Electron
Anon...

ITT: codemonkeys shaking in their boots

>>106278897
>>106278445
holy chad
did you do that with the free plan on cursor?

>>106277149
Are you actually legally retarded or have you just been ignoring every thread about apps clearly programmed with AI being hacked out the wazoo every other couple months?
It's literally the Stackoverflow problem but AI - retards copying outputs directly in to projects without being sure any of it is ever actually secure.

>>106278997
yeah I used the cursor free plan and if you kinda know what you are doing I guess you can just use copilot in vscode to improve the code once your cursor quota runs out.

>>106272826 (OP)
>he needs an LLM to parse some retardedly simple textual health data and do basic operations like summations and averages
L M A O
M
A
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>>106272826 (OP)
At work, I'm vibing up GUI tools for my own needs. Shit that would have taken a programmer weeks to complete, unless you want it full of bugs and extremely simple, and would have been aligned with THEIR autistic wants and ideas, not with what I need. And it never would have been done anyway as they'll never devote an engineer to code tools for engineering-adjacent roles like myself.

If you're not vibe-coding custom apps for your niche domain specific work in 2025 you'll be permanently behind everyone who does. Simple as.

>>106278897
>WPF
that's worse.

Be genuine with me, how much do you learn off vibe coding? If I watch a programmer write code and read it enough I begin to userstand how to write code like they do. This would be the same, right?

>>106280164
Nta but it's not required to learn it anymore if a machine can do it for you.

>>106280194
Sure but I don't just want to plug a dvq into wolfram alpha and get the resultant, I actually want to learn how it works so I can impliment that knowladge myself. Using a translator is great if you don't knoe the language but learning to simply make short statements myself is also a skill I'd want to learn through seeing all these processes.
>feed a man a fish and he's fed for a day, teach a man to fish and he's fed for life
Really, I know teaching me and making good examples of coding is in the initial promise package of LLMs, but I also understand buisnesses are adopting the "dating app" model of
>wait wait wait, if the customer actually gets what they want (the girl, coding knowladge) than they won't come to use for our services anymore! We have to trick them into thinking they're making progress while they actually get stuck in a labyrinth of no progress to retain them as customers.

>>106280252
>I want to learn it how to do it myself
Well then that's a hobby now. Getting knowledge isn't useful anymore.
Why would you want to learn something that can be done a lot better by a machine? Obviously if that is your hobby then it's fine, but in the professional world this is useless. Eventually your knowledge will be obsolete as AI continue to improve. This has nothing to do with what you want because AI can implement your knowledge faster.

>>106272826 (OP)
it works for simple things like this but when I asked it to copy a niche nip game (yuunama) it totally shat itself. I guess its because the game was very niche and there isn't any project online thats similar to it despite it appearing to be very simple. I mostly use it to get ideas and to stop procrastinating just to build up a basic skeleton from which to start from.

>>106280298
>Why would you want to learn something that can be done a lot better by a machine
I need to know so I can
1. Perform the tasks
2. Supervise the tools and extrapolate their outputs to better understand that if there's an error where the source is.
In that order. If I am performing an algebraic calculation of c=(2^4)/5 - 10, I need to comprehend order of operations to calculate this correctly. If I accidetally input my syntax wrong and calculate something else that's irrespective of the OoO, then my knowledge will kick in and understand it was me who performed the wrong calculation and not a fault with the machine. We must know the principles of the tools we use in order to use them correctly. A friend put me onto yay before I actually learned how to clone and rebuild packages off the AUR and it left a lot of confusion for me, so I went back and learned how to manually git and clone before going back to a helper.
Tools HELP. I have so much umbrage with the "art" community for rejecting AI as a tool for references, sources and examples, I think they'll do fine producing art without it but I see very little reason to be all Paul Bunyan over the purity of how you create your vision to life if you're still the hand that draws it, the mind that conceptualizes it, and the human who creates meaning to it.

>>106272826 (OP)
Same energy

>>106275539

You think AI is going to be able to fix my toilet that my big shits broke? No chance.

this is what i vibecoded
brage.info/victron/
total developer death

>>106276170
This is true but the population will be a bit higher. In sci fi, you see this in books like childhoods end or songs of distant earth. An interesting quote was how scientists could get get 100,000 pounds of gold for an experiment and it was no longer an issue of finance but of logistics. Basically, the tech for a utopia is almost already finished, but it won't be given to the current population. For obvious reasons. The rewilding is also hinted at in books like Brave new world, I would suggest anyone who has yet to find a niche look into agriculture.

>>106276186
Musks great grand pappy made plans about a technocracy he never got to see. Musk will likely see the beginnings of it, ultimately his bloodline will see the full completion.

>>106273811
This is the thing retards don't really understand. It's hilarious nonetheless. OP is a flag as usual though.

Looks like fucking shit. I can't stand shitty looking programs/apps, and would rather waste months of my life forcing my 82 IQ brain to learn how to code than letting some super homo robot make that horrible looking garbage.

Fuck you.

>>106280703
>how scientists could get get 100,000 pounds of gold for an experiment and it was no longer an issue of finance but of logistics.
This indicates a lack of understanding of finance, traders would generate gold with those experiments and dump them on the market until gold is trading at roughly the cost of the experiment. Gold only has value because it can't be dumped on the market so easily in such high volume so quickly, but rather instead is mined over time at a couple percent per year at very high costs (but still cheaper than gold).

Price changes with supply.

>>106280298
>Well then that's a hobby now. Getting knowledge isn't useful anymore.
>Why would you want to learn something that can be done a lot better by a machine?
The machine fails? You are in Control?

Ok but please, all go on and stop learning how to code.

>>106280885
This is the quote

>>106281061
I misread your post then, apologies!

>>106272826 (OP)
Yeah it can make basic shit just fine, it's when your program has to do 600 very complicated and intricate things with a bunch of conditionals. Taking an input file and dumping a bunch of numbers onto a screen is hardly an impressive feat

isnt this just a spreadsheet. why did this need any code at all? what am i missing here

>>106281226
Would liken it to a matlab or excel script of simplifying and organizing the workflow without having to get knee deep into the weeds of arranging everything yourself?

>>106278897
can you vibe port it to linux, fren?

>>106272826 (OP)
Post the code.

>>106272826 (OP)
share the source so we can laugh at the quality

bruh the gps coordinates are fully visible
next time use a solid color brush

>>106282111
go ahead post the location then

>>106272826 (OP)
Based. Programming autists will seethe because they really thought it was something close to an art form.

>>106280164
You don't learn anything unless you feel the sting of not understanding, and fight it until you. That's literally what learning is.
I'm glad I've spent 20 years programming properly, and I can now just let the LLM do the work those days I don't feel like thinking. But I do notice it is harder to get back to doing things the proper way the more I use it.
If they keep improving, nobody is going to program without them anymore, and it won't be an issue. But if they don't, they're going to breed a generation of incompetent programmers, and it's going to be disastrous.

>>106280423
>when I asked it to copy a niche nip game (yuunama)
Did you actually guide it step by stem building the game systems you designed yourself? That's how vibe coding works. You can't just say "copy this". You still need to know how YOU would write the code (in terms of its structure), and leave the implementation details to the LLM.

>an application that can import gpx files
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPS_Exchange_Format
that looks like it could be a powershell one-liner

>>106280666
https://status.brage.info/metrics
https://status.brage.info/query?g0.expr&g0.show_tree=0&g0.tab=table&g0.end_input=2025-08-16%2018%3A06%3A18&g0.moment_input=2025-08-16%2018%3A06%3A18&g0.range_input=1h&g0.res_type=auto&g0.res_density=medium&g0.display_mode=lines&g0.show_exemplars=0

Bro, you might want to read the Prometheus manual (especially the chapter on security).

>>106280666
>he calls his computer "tsugumi"
What's that a reference to?

>>106280666
>using nix
You fall for all the memes don't you?

>>106274385
They will be Left Behind. AI is the Future and Not Using it is Stealing from your Employer. These People you know Deserve to be Fired. Tell me Where they Work and I will Speak to their Boss, Boss to Boss, and Tell Him to Fire Them.

>>106281262
>what am i missing here
Nothing really. People don't realize how useful spreadsheets are.

>>106282441
>>106282474
>>106282483
please stop hacking my domain

>>106282547
just vibecode a solution

>>106272826 (OP)
I just use strava because I do cycling too and it helps with routes,also if you say that Huawei health is shit you should see Samsung health

>>106282414
>it's real
LMAO, the op is a retard.

>>106282573
he asked for it

>>106282573
>LMAO, the op is a retard.
He's a Ladyboy

>>106282414
oh shit I see it now, shouldn't have used that brush in Paint, good to know for the future. Guess that other anon was right.
>>106281806
no need it works with wine, just need .NET runtime.
>>106282565
I don't take my phone with me on runs, I have a Huawei Watch GT5

>>106282384
It wont be disastrous because programming is obsolete.
Autonomous programming is the future.

>>106282562
ai tells me that i shouldn't be worried about it, because i use the docker

>>106280164
It depends on the knowledge you already have. If you're at least familiar with the syntax you're working with, you will absorb some things over time. At first you will have nothing but surface-level knowledge of what each file does, but as your software grows, AI limitations will force you to work in very specific, atomic chunks of code, which results in you developing a deeper understanding of your codebase.

This is beyond vibe coding though. Vibe coding is just not giving a shit about code generated, ever, which is stupid.

>>106282547
I don't think accessing a public URL not protected behind login that does not contain any messaging wrt it not being intended for public access by unauthorized users, construes hacking.

What it does construe is a prime example of why you shouldn't vibecode shit connected to the internet.

>>106272826 (OP)
based creator
codemonkeys will seethe at this

they're so fucking mad kek

>>106282646
but im using nginx reverse cowgirl or whatever is called

>>106282690
Yeah, codecopers.

>>106272826 (OP)
you didn't post the code. what are we suppose to judge?

>>106272826 (OP)
Now do a Youtube-dl front end for Windows with user friendly GUI and every argument

>>106282802
he doesnt need to, it just works for him
>nooo i want to auttsitically nitpick things nobody cares about to show i win o algo
fuck off

>>106282835
>it just works
>trust me!
alright

>>106282826
coders cant do that though

>>106282857
He's posted screenshots of it working
>nooo that's not enough i NEED my autism
tough break pal

You need some speed work to improve your times if you can bust a whole half marathon but not break 25min 5k. Maybe do 800m repeats. I like to do a 400 slow in between but you can just rest if you want. Just keep the intensity up. I like to do training blocks, two weeks distance with frequency, one week speed with less frequency

>>106282573
Fucking, KEK. I was just shitposting to scare OP and didn't even see it.

t. >>106273635

>making up gps coordinates
kek codemonkeys are seething

>>106282902
They literally tried to dox him lmao.
They are going to get replaced.

>>106282884
Yeah I'm doing speed work but I'm just slow. Today I did 5x400m with 60s rest at 4:30min/km pace. Not easy to get into running in late 40's and I don't want to lose more weight since I lift 4-5 per week.

>>106277590
Even better.

>>106282411
I gave it the wiki to read and had it implement the slime behavior step wise it still failed. The nip wiki is very detailed a human could do it. It comes close but fucks up the detail work.

>>106277590
>>106283170
they're fake GPS coordinates to bait you retards

>>106283224
The location is some kind of hotel/convention complex. If it were bait you'd think op would be more creative with the location, like a gay bar.

>>106283321
that would be too obvious
also he picked a hotel so an innocent person wouldn't get doxxed/harassed

>>106283170
im safe from hackerman if I open an image in mspaint and select and cut out the stuff, right?

>>106275023
I did not believe at first SillyTavern was vibe coded, it seemed quite half-competent something AI struggle with, so I took a quick look at the code and did not take long for me to find a clue
>the project pull a 'is-docker' package from npm to check if the server is running inside a docker container so it can to it's shitty whitelist implementation
>check the is-docker package on npm
>pic related
>29 lines of the most trivial possible code
BUAHAHAHAH
supply chain attacks are gonna be really funny with vibecoded projetcs, I'm gonna stay the fuck away from this crap.
someone please link this package to the dev so he can also add support for podman if he accepts it's gonna be hillarious
>https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-podman
the absolute state

>>106283170
what did he use, iphone scribble on screenshot with your finger? that doesn't even make a pure black that blocks stuff?

>>106283796
retarded stuff like this has always been happening, do you remember the saga of left-pad?

>>106283852
Of course I do that's why I explicitly mentioned "supply chain attacks". If before was bad, now it's 100x times worse. Pypi even had to remove some malicious python packages that were taking advantage of AI Hallucinated python imports, aka Slopsquatting.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slopsquatting

>>106272826 (OP)
I'm vibe coding and optimizing/fixing old code and adding features. Pretty neat.

Kinda democratizes programming

2 more weeks until coding jobs are dead

Seething about vibecoding is so cringe, it's just another abstraction (as if you aren't working with several layers of that on the daily). People are playing with a tool to see what it can do, the ones that are seething the hardest, are malding because they know what is coming down the pipeline.

>>106277731
what is robotics retard, you know you are going right down the flusher first, stay mad. I hope my post extends your obvious sperg melty.