Anonymous
10/22/2025, 5:33:51 AM
No.8752250
>>8752207
I have no idea wtf this "vibe coding" shit is that people talk about. I tell GPT 5 what I want, it gives me code. I want to implement a feature, I ask it exactly what I want and I get it.
Sometimes it fails and I tell it and it fixes it. If it doesn't, I start a new convo explaining what the script does and what needs fixing.
It's surprising that it's capable of editing code that is even as high as 1400 lines of code. I remember back when it struggled even with 200 lines of code.
GPT 5 fails significantly less compared to previous models, it's just insane how good it is. Just don't use the shitty GPT 5 Mini, it's basically useless. Use the GPT 5 Thinking model. Or if using ChatGPT's website, just leave it on auto to decide whether it should use thinking or not, seems to work good enough.
There are times where it makes ultra retarded mistakes when coding, but a lot of them can be fixed manually by simply understanding some basic English and reading the console errors, like when there's an indent issue or lack of import because it for some reason messed those up.
I have no idea wtf this "vibe coding" shit is that people talk about. I tell GPT 5 what I want, it gives me code. I want to implement a feature, I ask it exactly what I want and I get it.
Sometimes it fails and I tell it and it fixes it. If it doesn't, I start a new convo explaining what the script does and what needs fixing.
It's surprising that it's capable of editing code that is even as high as 1400 lines of code. I remember back when it struggled even with 200 lines of code.
GPT 5 fails significantly less compared to previous models, it's just insane how good it is. Just don't use the shitty GPT 5 Mini, it's basically useless. Use the GPT 5 Thinking model. Or if using ChatGPT's website, just leave it on auto to decide whether it should use thinking or not, seems to work good enough.
There are times where it makes ultra retarded mistakes when coding, but a lot of them can be fixed manually by simply understanding some basic English and reading the console errors, like when there's an indent issue or lack of import because it for some reason messed those up.