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stevekrouse
2,810karma·392submissions·April 23, 2013
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The argument is that if you intent to maintain the code you should keep the AI on a very tight leash, and at least understand the architecture of the code, if not every line.
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Vibe coding is allowing everyone (including me!) to make way more apps in my personal life that are very throwaway. I think some folks are doing this in business contexts too. But this is a real game-…
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Thanks Simon!!
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Fair! I agree that we want as little code as we can get away with. We love pull requests with a lot of red (deleted lines). Like you say about libraries, it is possible to have code that isn't yo…
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Author here - very excited to chat with you all about this :)
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Such a great essay! Peter Naur's thesis is also the central point in my talk about vibe coding from last month: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WC8dxMC4Xw I'm spending an i…
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> My top choice for this kind of thing in 2025 is GitHub, using GitHub Pages. It's free for public repositories and I haven't seen GitHub break a working URL that they have hosted in the …
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