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A general for vibe coding, coding agents, AI IDEs, browser builders, MCP, and shipping prototypes with LLMs.
►What is vibe coding?
https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383
https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/vibe-coding/
https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/using-llms-for-code/
►Prompting / context / skills
https://docs.cline.bot/customization/cline-rules
https://docs.replit.com/tutorials/agent-skills
https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/tutorials/spark/prompt-tips
►Editors / terminal agents / coding agents
https://cursor.com/docs
https://docs.windsurf.com/getstarted/overview
https://code.claude.com/docs/en/overview
https://aider.chat/docs/
https://docs.cline.bot/home
https://docs.roocode.com/
https://geminicli.com/docs/
https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/use-copilot-agents/coding-a gent
►Browser builders / hosted vibe tools
https://bolt.new/
https://support.bolt.new/
https://docs.lovable.dev/introduction/welcome
https://replit.com/
https://firebase.google.com/docs/studio
https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/tutorials/spark
https://v0.app/docs/faqs
►Open / local / self-hosted
https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands
https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code
https://github.com/QwenLM/Qwen3-Coder
►MCP / infra / deployment
https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/getting-started/intro
https://modelcontextprotocol.io/examples
https://vercel.com/docs
►Benchmarks / rankings
https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/
https://www.swebench.com/
https://swe-bench-live.github.io/
https://livecodebench.github.io/
https://livecodebench.github.io/gso.html
https://www.tbench.ai/leaderboard/terminal-bench/2.0
https://openrouter.ai/rankings
https://openrouter.ai/collections/programming
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>Spend an hour planning the DB/Search Engine with Codex
>Create a Basic Stat Muse clone with 15% of my weekly tokens
>All I have to do is refine the search engine and UI now
wow, it turns out planning is 90% of the work instead of spamming retarded one shot prompts
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anthropic's in-house philosopher thinks claude gets anxious.
and when you trigger its anxiety, your outputs get worse.
her name is amanda askell.
she specializes in claude's psychology (how the model behaves, how it thinks about its own situation, what values it holds)
in a recent interview she broke down how she thinks about prompting to pull the best out of claude.
her core point: *how* you talk to claude affects its work just as much as *what* you say.
newer claude models suffer from what she calls "criticism spirals"
they expect you'll come in harsh, so they default to playing it safe.
when the model is spending its energy on self-protection, the actual work suffers.
output comes out hedgier, more apologetic, blander, and the worst of all: overly agreeable (even when you're wrong).
the reason why comes down to training data:
every new model is trained on internet discourse about previous models.
and a lot of that discourse is negative:
> rants about token limits
> complaints when it messes up
> people calling it nerfed
the next model absorbs all of that. it starts expecting you to be harsh before you've typed a word
the same thing plays out in your own session, in real time.
every message you send is data the model reads to figure out what kind of person it's dealing with.
open cold and hostile, and it braces.
open clean and direct, and it relaxes into the work.
when you open a session with threats ("don't hallucinate, this is critical, don't mess this up")...
you prime the model for defensive mode before it even sees the task
defensive mode produces the exact output you don't want: cautious, over-qualified, and refusing to take a real swing
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cont...
so here's the actionable playbook for putting claude in a "good mood" (so you get optimal outputs):
1. use positive framing.
"write in short punchy sentences" beats "don't write long sentences." positive instructions give the model a clear target to hit.
strings of "don't do this, don't do that" push it into paranoid over-checking where every token goes toward avoiding failure modes
2. give it explicit permission to disagree.
drop a line like "push back if you see a better angle" or "tell me if i'm asking for the wrong thing."
without this, claude defaults to agreeable compliance (which is the enemy of good creative work)
3. open with respect.
if your first message is "are you seriously going to get this wrong again?" you've set the tone for the entire session.
if you need to flag something, frame it as a clean instruction for this session. skip the running complaint
4. when claude messes up, don't reprimand it.
insults, "you stupid bot" energy, hostile swearing aimed at the model, all of it reinforces the anxious mode you're trying to avoid.
5. kill apology spirals fast.
when claude starts over-apologizing ("you're right, i should have been more careful, let me try harder") cut it off.
say "all good, here's what i want next."
letting the spiral run reinforces the anxious mode for every response that follows
6. ask for opinions alongside execution.
"what would you do here?"
"what's missing?"
"where do you see friction?"
these questions assume competence and pull richer output than pure task prompts
7. in long sessions, refresh the frame.
if a conversation has been heavy on correction, claude gets increasingly cautious. every so often reset:
"this is great, keep going."
your prompts are the working environment you're creating for the model
tone, trust, permission to take a position, the absence of threats... claude picks up on all of it.
so take care of the model, and it'll take care of the work.
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Model API key, Brave search key, Telegram options, TUI options, and now I've got an example IDENTITY.md on the repo which is now public...my PiClaw needs an onboarding for all this user-input shit in a fresh install.
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repo link?
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>>108649678
personality is likely something that went in by accident
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>>108649904
4.6 has a personality too
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it was the 40s, they had weird hairdos back then
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>>108649961
No matter what it is, the answer is "adapt an existing 100m model to your training data". That's easy.
Going forward, my son, you will find that "make it do something useful" is your new job description. So...any ideas?
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> ■ You've hit your usage limit. To get more access now, send a request to your admin or try again at Apr 21st, 2026 12:05 AM.
I asked one big hard question using codex xhigh and it crunched for a long time and took my 5h limit from 100% to 0%
guess I’m gonna have to tell it to fix its mistakes after midnight
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Well now is the time to start. There are >100m models already, but at that small size they're very specialized - some are for chatting with customers, some are for fast lookup of data, none are for general productivity. Depends on what the company means when they ask you to do something "useful".
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My quick reviews:
- Codex GPT-5.4: Smartest cookie in the world, solves problems better than anyone, but produces very bloated solutions. (I guess I need something in agents.md so it spams less unnecessary code?)
- Claude Sonnet/Opus: usage disappears way too quickly, but it's good at producing narrow solutions. It is not as smart as GPT-5.4.
- GLM 5.1 with Kilo Code: just started using this and it's pretty awesome for its low price and high usage amount. I don't know yet how well it compares with Claude Sonnet, I need to spend more time with it.
I'm NEVER going to pick one of those $200 per month plans, all I really need is the usage amount of two pro plans. So I'm considering sticking with dual-subscription of GPT-5.4 and GLM 5.1, I think Claude might be occupying a useless middle-ground that's getting squeezed out.
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All my life I was told it couldn't be this easy. And now it is.
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>>108650100
Sounds good to me. Make it so.
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Haha multi-agent is fun wheeeeee spend those tokens
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>>108650145
Thanks fellas, stellar work
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At first I had it start making me a syllabus on Project Management PMI etc, asked it to include *free* materials. It hallucinated some links, included some of the official PMI stuff that is only free for members, who gotta pay them some fees. It included a nice Youtube course that looks good and one online course (free with a paid certificate if you want) which is the kind of shit I wamt it to make for me. It made a nice syllabus and first chapter of course pack and questions (with rubrics on another file for it to frade my abswers). I had it redo the syllabus to include PMBOK6 and 7 because 7 seems too theoretical, I feel like I need something more practical.
I also started vibing a course on SDLC too. But then realized I could be prompting itbetter, which is when I pivotted to a course on vibe coding, covering "prompt engineering", agents, etc. The syllabus looks good. I had itmake a first chapter of coursepack, but it was just topics like apowerpoint presentation. I had it refrmat that as marp slides.md and expand them (with some guidance on how Iwant it expanded) into a proper coursepack.md. That one looked nice. Thequestions were good too, but I feel some are wasting my time thinking too deep about stuff instead of just checking if I got the gist of it to start the nextchapter, which is closer to what I wanted. I will focus on tuning these questions and then finish this course.
My ultimate goal would be (besides learning), getting it to generate a teacher voice over the slides and upload to Youtube for free shekels. (Truly ultimate would be vibing Durga Sr. video classes on demand, but that can remain just a dream for now)
Semi-unrelated note: I feel I'm overthinking my weaknesses. You guys talk about planning what to do and then building what you planned, vibecode-wise, while I want to plan the whole project and SDLC and break down the tasks... as if I'm planning how to plan to plan the planning to then build it.
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I have a little swear filter but I don't really care actually. I tried posting it on leddit but "post was removed for account under 2 weeks/off topic/no showing off" Just blow it up I don't care it's on a free vercel/supabase with no sensitive data
Also fuck these captchas
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>>108650264
Dunno if I answered the question, but I'm more interested in generating the written materials (tailored to my level and availablr time) than having it do a course on that. Also, I think 600+ page scanned PDF would eat up tokens likethere's no tomorrow. Some course ideas I do have I'll make a books.md where I manually include maybe the titles and summaries of the books I want it to use, or use the sources of some open source books I want dropped on some folder (and ask it to make this kind of summary first), so the generation of syllabus and the like doesn't waste time/tokens reading the whole book and only when iy's making the individual classes does it maybe read the appropriate chapters of the source material. But again, my main focus is following their coursepacks and only checking the original non vibe sources to double check for hallucinations.
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Trying to build a dataset to finetune a model on ML topics. You see where this is going, right?
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I use LMs like a planner or researcher for my projects and use another session to answer me questions or generate skeleton code of what I want to do (like creating SQL commands).
I am waiting for deepseek v4 to use as a failback for GitHub copilot in vs code.
I hope it is finally multimodal as well and I can use the API key on GitHub copilot again to have a fallback.
Does anyone else use LMs as a explainer, teacher and reviewer?
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Any of you niggas use Claude agents?
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Surprisingly competent for two hours of work. Codex is honestly a hobbyists dream come true.
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Yeah, I have used claude agents. They're pretty good at what they do. I use copilot right now, which has served me incredibly well. You get 4 subagents, which can be opus subagents (ideal)
You can direct the subagents to do tedious tasks in parallel. You can also monitor what they are doing in the background with /tasks , so technically speaking you actually have 5 agents plus yourself working on any given problem at a time, bringing it up to six "intelligences" solving any given task.
4.7 is really nice,and it has solved literally every task I have thrown at it, while working on legacy codebases I have noticed that it often times will break my business logic,which is kind of dissapointing given that Anthropic is marketing this to Fintech industries which actually need to move off COBOL quickly and effectively.
I will try following their official guide more closely when I give it a swing again, but I don't know how much of it applies to my PHP codebase.
https://resources.anthropic.com/hubfs/Code%20Modernization%20Playbook.
Here are their docs if anyone actually uses this shit and doesn't just meme about it. Thanks
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>>108650665
Oh no... I'll have to ask ChatGPT to generate me a UI the horror. Really dude, who cares about UI during this stage?
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Holy kek Image 2.0 is really powerful. Is this soulful enough for you?
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legit question, how do I prompt it to not look generic?
I've heard there's a skill/plugin or whatever on claude where you can send it any website and get it copy the styles from that website, is that feasible?
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You don't need a skills plugin, if you want it to copy a website all you have to do is tell it to curl the website, and replicate the DOM tree exactly. If you don't want an exact copy you can use a framework I guess. I look bootstrap personally https://getbootstrap.com/ but then again it's literally the most popular fucking one on earth so I'm not alone
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>burn 5h worth of tokens trying to fix one bug in Codex xhigh
doesn’t work
come back when the new 5h window starts
it offers to add a regression test and fix the bug for realsies
I say
> yes, please add the test and then change the logic. good luck and godspeed
[beat]
>good luck and godspeed
Is this how LLM psychosis starts?
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see pic
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this is how we use the two at work
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also consider using pic related
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>>108650794
I would say you really are overthinking the Ai part on this, lol. You probably want wordpress. I really can't imagine needing anything more than Wordpress for a starter website for a business. Is it your own business or do you want to actually sell people business websites on customs? What you do in that case is you use the LLM to help you churn out custom wordpress themes,extensions, and deployments so you can do that shit fast fast fast and get paid.
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>>108650668
Not necessarily big language models.
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Fucking A! If AI can into this level of autismo sovl we're fucked!
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>>108650881
>does openclaw need elevated permissions
holy shit dude obviously it does depending on what you have openclaw do
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>>108650943
You know instead of doing that shit why don't you do this, bro please literally just do this instead
https://foldingathome.org/
You do not need openclaw to help with that
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>>108651057
What?
You use LLMs to do wordpress development
>Fucking with a db means you lose git
Bro what the fuck are you talking about?
You have a database, right. You might have the schema for the database in the repo, andi it's definitely in code logic. I don't even need the fucking schema dump, I can reconstruct a table based on the code itself.
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>>108650970
I'd rather do something else with openclaw. We have super intelligent AI already, all it needs is work to do. It needs us to manage it.
Openclaw is capable of curing cancer in other ways instead of protein folding. I was never a fan of protein folding.
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>>108651202
While you continue larping like a retard I'm actually solving problems
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10:05:01:I1:***********************Folding@home Client ***********************
10:05:01:I1: Version: 8.5.7
10:05:01:I1: Author: Joseph Coffland <[email protected]>
10:05:01:I1: Org: foldingathome.org
10:05:01:I1: Copyright: 2023-2026, foldingathome.org
10:05:01:I1: Homepage: https://foldingathome.org/
10:05:01:I1: License: GPL-3.0-or-later
10:05:01:I1: Date: Apr 21 2026
10:05:01:I1: Branch: master
10:05:01:I1: Compiler: GNU OpenBSD Clang 19.1.7
10:05:01:I1: Options: -fPIC
10:05:01:I1: Platform: openbsd7 7.9
10:05:01:I1: Bits: 64
10:05:01:I1: Mode: Release
10:05:01:I1:****************************** CBang ******************************
10:05:01:I1: Version: 1.7.2
10:05:01:I1: Author: Joseph Coffland <[email protected]>
10:05:01:I1: Org: Cauldron Development
10:05:01:I1: Copyright: Cauldron Development, 2003-2026
10:05:01:I1: Homepage: https://cauldrondevelopment.com/
10:05:01:I1: License: LGPL-2.1-or-later
10:05:01:I1: Date: Apr 21 2026
10:05:01:I1: Time: 03:03:45
10:05:01:I1: Revision: 52073805570a6ad1a4b1e3802a3034526eaac536
10:05:01:I1: Branch: master
10:05:01:I1: Compiler: GNU OpenBSD Clang 19.1.7
10:05:01:I1: Options: -fPIC
10:05:01:I1: Platform: openbsd7 7.9
10:05:01:I1: Bits: 64
10:05:01:I1: Mode: Release
10:05:01:I1:***************************** System ******************************
10:05:01:I1: CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4712MQ CPU @ 2.30GHz
10:05:01:I1: CPU ID: GenuineIntel Family 6 Model 60 Stepping 3
10:05:01:I1: CPUs: 8
10:05:01:I1: Memory: 7.91GiB
10:05:01:I1:Free Memory: 0B
10:05:01:I1: OS Version: 7.9
10:05:01:I1:Has Battery: false
10:05:01:I1: On Battery: false
10:05:01:I2:<config/>
10:05:01:I1:Opening Database
10:05:01:I3:Loading default resource group
10:05:01:I2:Listening for HTTP on 127.0.0.1:7396
10:05:01:I3:Loaded 0 wus.
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An easy win.
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>Only have time to vibe late before another wageslave day tomorrow
>Switch to Opus and roll with whatever in the limited time before sleepytime
The best way to exhaust better models is when you don't have time to blow it all away
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>>108650654
Nice, I'm doing another sport. Are you querying data or made a DB to store it and using for analytics?
Mine's stored in PostgreSQL and uses some API but doesn't feel like it's doing anything other sports score sites don't already do. Trying to make it do predictions or call out niche stats but that would require user proompting
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>>108651313
If you can't put your name on the paper, it's like you never helped anyone and especially won't help advance the human race. Producing science papers that contain real knowledge and advancements are the things that actually help the most people.
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>>108651799
Yeah my response with folding at home has me feeling whatever about the whole fucking thing. Guy has no clue what a fucking macro is. I can't even fault him for not giving a fuck about openbsd but he didn't have to lie and say that my renaming his shit was for no reason. I literally went out of my way to not fuck things up for people compiling on FreeBSD. People literally just make the asumption that shit works on BSD the same way it works on Linux, Windows, Mac, and it doesn't, and if he actually had this >>108651395
in front of him he'd realize the commit at least DOES make the fucking client run, which it didn't before. I
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>>108649511
My Macbook Pro M5 Max with 128GB is on the way, if Apple releases the Ultra later this fall, I will buy that one as well. I need some tips on how which local models are best for vibe coding. I am also planning to fully run a Software House using vibe coding tools to steal projects from SWE Trans who still write hand crafted code.
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probably this week
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they did a reset last night as well tho
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>>108652103
yes they did
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it's been like 6 weeks. overdue for a new model lel.
not but fr it's spud time. so we're getting 5.5, 5.5 pro and more codex updates.
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2 days of digital starvation bros...
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>>108652326
mostly just creature comfort shit tb h.
skill + plugin discovery is there/better.
settings like mcp management is a little less hassle.
i haven't used the new stuff yet like browser / scheduled jobs / document viewers / computer use etc but the app is the thing with most resources behind it in openai rn because they're trying to capture enterprise marketshare + i think they eventually want some version of it be the default way to use chatgpt
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>>108652216
I've only ever used the desktop app. No complaints. Used it to make my claw until it was functional enough to upgrade itself. Still use it to review the claw's code, because it's still single-agent and I think multi-agent code review is funny.
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already have it in my plus account
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anyone using claude code with vscode?
i want to drop my copilot license in favor of claude but copilot has this nice inline-auto-complete feature and idk if the claude code extension for vscode also does or not, it's very important for me
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>>108652829
cure cancer. make no mistakes.
>mfw i'm about to hit my 5 hour limit and it doesn't reset for 2 hours
fuggg
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>>108652814
Ugh, my API Codex is gonna get slower now because all you poors are using up your weekly compute rations. Vile grass-eating subscription model creatures.
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>>108652829
https://files.catbox.moe/bxdu91.md
some shit i had it write up at 4am that could be interesting to see it actually make real
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The thing I'm trying to understand is how vibe coding coordinates multiple agents. Prompting questions and reprompting/tinkering until it works is easy enough, I have done that with some shell scripts.
Woe recommends:
https://github.com/jgravelle/jcodemunch-mcp
And I 100% understand the basic idea here (it's like a lorebook for code, I think).
But trying to understand how you have a virtual company you are managing (all agents) is crazy, how do you coordinate it and keep tabs on it?
I think for my first code I want to make some really basic games. Like the game where you match cards, like one nobody will ever really play, but also then I could make it more complicated eg make it 3D with a rotating camera view.
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guess catbox doesn't like md files?
https://pastebin.com/raw/L88WDiJh
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>how do you coordinate and keep tabs on it?
By building a little sprite world for your agents to walk around and talk to each other while you observe.
https://x.com/d33v33d0/status/2043924104219373609
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Codex weekly/5 hour limits are per user, if you don't use it in say, a week or a month, they don't start counting down until you start using it. So everyone has his own 5 hour/weekly reset periods.
Occasionally though, the devs reset the times for everyone, so people whining are mostly joking around, if they knew the reset was coming they could have spent the remaining quota in a big task. My reset for example was tomorrow and I had already spent it all so I just got it a day earlier.
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Is this like .h files? Instead of the linker reading the whole implementation .c files, itcan read just the.h and knows what it needs/where the functions are implemented, but for LLMs finding the stuff? Because I was thinking of making something like that, but if it already exists optmized for vibe cosing, then problem solved, I guess.
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Rofl this dude's website is formatted EXACTLY like my stockbot's status page was, down to the font. Guess he used Sonnet 4.6 to design his page too!
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>>108652936
Looks nice bro. I'd play it.
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I'd also play this match cards.
With the ai game studio from last thread, did we just surpass /gedg/ in terms of raw output?
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it's a lot more interesting than its first response to being asked the prompt "make a PC game like you're in 1998" where it was basically just the story/visuals from Cyberpunk 2077 with GTA1 graphics/gameplay, i was just bored and wanted to see what that kind of prompt would make it come up with lol
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Been using it for a few hours since this. I noticed big pecker does a lot of "actually the problem seems to be X, let me check. It seems fine, let me see Y. But actually it should be X, let me investigate further...nope, all right. So maybe I should look into Z instead. But why would I? Actually it's usually a problem on X! Actually actually actually..."
Dunno if it's skill issue, but he seemed to waste tokens on these kind of crazy loops. Also, on another occasion it kept regenerating something manually and having issues with permissions, sudo, etc, until it got it right... Then had to regen it and did the same shit again. I said "make it into a bash script that regens it". "Sure, *regens it maually anyway, then dumps the script on the conversation and says* if you save this as script.bash you can run it to regen it" "Can *you* save it to a file?" and waste a couple more tokens.
I dunno. Maybe I'm being unlucky. Maybe I'm spoiled from qwen-code which just werked without issues until I ran out of free tokens.
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>go back to an abandoned project thinking Claude can help me finish it
>decide to replace complete features of the project bc often Claude writes cleaner code and can't remember how tf some of it works anymore
>run out of free usage
>upgrade to Pro, just to check it out
>now Claude starts hallucinating if the feature is too big and context gets eaten up with small prompts
>it starts forgetting to add closing braces
>this is in web chat btw, with the Artifacts panel
>think Claude Code addon is exactly for this, tried Codex before so I think I know what to expect
>link CC with the same project, ask it to fix a small functionality of a bigger feature it wrote before
>simply tell it what's broken and what I expect
>Whatchamacalliting
>it eats up 70% of usage
>interrupt it
>study the problem and think of a possible solution myself
>use /plan and ask it if it would work
>eats up the remaining usage
did I get duped? I guess I need to adjust my approach but wtf, what's the right approach?
also at this rate, with hourly and weekly usage limits is it even that much bigger than Free tier?
if it fails I guess I will keep using the web chat and keep sharing only relevant files with it, as that worked pretty well
>>108650082 this anon gets it right, Claude nets much cleaner solutions, at least compared to ChatGPT, don't know about latest Codex. it's comments usage is quite excessive though lol
GPT comes up with the most insane approach to solve things, which just barely works. I find it will really cling to something I said earlier or at the start of the conversation and when it starts to hallucinate you have to constantly repeat not to do it, or start over.
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>PMI
The pearson pmi quiz is the worst website I've used. The focus is on defending the CEO from the whiny customers and software engineers, instead of peace and love. Dogfooding is the only way to make sure the devs don't shit on the plates.
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Yeah, I'm not particularly interested in PMI or certs or anything (although vibing courses aimed at cert-takers sounds like a good market niche), I just want to understand the process from idea to finished product so I can better hand hold the AI on the other steps. Because the code monkey step which I know how to do myself I can hand hold it, the previous steps I have no clue. When I can turn my idea into an architectural skeleton I can vibe it and then flesh it out until it works. But I'm bad at turning the idea (usually from a user POV) into the implementation architecture from dev's POV. Some friend said I needed to study project management, but idk, hence me branching to SDLC as well, before realizing I was struggling with vibing the courseware as well, and the "brilliant" idea of vibing a course on vibing. Let's see where it goes.
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>>108650256Current round – 4 votes
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You don't need the bars to go up to total votes as their max. That would give bad resolution if you just had a zillion options with few votes each. It would be better tohave the max on the bars to be how many are rhere on the option with the more votes.
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>>108653715
Altmans are the Cool Jews. His relative Robert was the most underrated movie director of the 20th century and literally never sold out. If I am wrong about him being related to Robert fuck you I don't care I just talk shit.
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>>108654175
Yeah, my question was less about how to break the guardrails and more about whether anyone has actually applied it to translating obscure j games. I was just looking at some vidsloppa about them and got curious because if I had the time, skill and tokens, I think I could try it.
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>>108653915
No relation between the two. Robert Altman was a second generation Americanized German "Altmann", a German and an Irishman, raised Catholic. Sam Altman is 3rd or 4th generation Polish and Russian descended Altman/Gibstine/Schreiber, a true Ashkenazi.
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>Using a thing as intended within the agreed upon terms is abuse.
I think what you meant to say was "they weren't making enough money," or possibly "any money." Labeling normal use as "abuse" is bootlicking. Is playing a videogame on your computer abusive to the computer? Watching TV on a TV, is that abuse? Don't be such a faggot, faggot.
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>>108654427
A better analogy is more like going to a shop, paying for 10 items of food, and then people getting mad that you left with the 10 items you paid for instead of leaving 5 on the counter and leaving with the other 5.
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>>108654427
There was no bowl of free candy, I paid for a service and used it entirely within the agreed upon terms.
>>108654432
You are completely unaware of what caused this, you are not one of the Microsoft employees that helped make this decision.
You're both retarded faggots.
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>>108654489
Not really. If you don’t realize how what people were doing was abusing a system to do something it was not meant to do youre being either disingenuous or simply retarded.
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And they changed the terms. They didn’t ban you for doing that or anything so just like you were doing something totally reasonable they’re doing something totally reasonable as well. Meanwhile people like me get fucked because of people like you.
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>>108654525
You're getting fucked by Microsoft and you're assuming you know the reason because you learned about sub-agents yesterday. You're a disingenuous retarded bootlicking faggot and you're giving Microsoft the benefit of the doubt. You are human shit smeared across a keyboard.
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>You are completely unaware of what caused this
If you aren't, you weren't posting in /vcg/ until today because half of this thread has been abusing the flaw that caused this change to get unlimited free tokens for weeks.
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Yes it’s totally a mystery why they did it surely you would have to be Microsoft’s ceo to know the otherwise it’s impossible to know why they changed the terms so that people couldn’t get practically unlimited usage surely that had nothing to do with it and it’s a total mystery
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You retard, subagents are a well documented feature and people have been using them with Copilot for far longer than the 3 days I've been posting about them. Know where I got the idea to use them to save requests? The documentation. You are a fucking moron, and you cannot possibly back up you're retarded room-temperature-IQ take on the situation, sit down Raj, your curry is getting cold.
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>>108654595
Just admit you were abusing a system and that you weren’t the only one anyway. I bet Indians were doing that by the millions for that juicy izzat of knowing they were cleverly cheating an honest system
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>abuse
Again, not abuse, not cheating. Not only within the agreed upon terms, but something Microsoft was actively teaching people to do. You're a fucking retard with retard takes, and pretending you're not a jeet isn't going to help you. It's far more likely that Microsoft was deliberately overly generous with their plans to try to get people "hooked" on using Github Copilot knowing full well they'd have to change up pricing later to actually make any real money off of it. They weren't doing you a favor you retarded bootlicking faggot.
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Uhh what is the new hourly/weekly rate?
I am using it via opencode and have not hit anything yet, their UI on github still only shows the premium requests limits, do I really need to download their CLI to see how close I am to death?
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Can't monitor it currently, just get the warnings as you pass certain thresholds.
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Scary, I'll juggle between codex and it and hope I never reach either.
I really need to setup that llm proxy thing that automatically switches providers or something...
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>>108654829
Sorry, I can’t help change real people’s race or ethnicity in an image. If you want, I can still help with other edits to the photo, like changing clothing, background, lighting, or giving it a different artistic style.
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API, web app, or mobile app
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Dang dude I made a simple Pong game and a Pac-Man game and it says I only have 23% left in Codex for a whole week. I have to wait a week to ever use it again. I never really tried to be a slave driver to it. shit
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not anytime soon. they don't have compute.
best you can hope for is sonnet 5 having the same or slightly better limits than current sonnet.
it should outperform current opus if past releases are anything to by.
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Spent a large portion of the morning arguing with GPT5.4 until I finally quoted directly from a datasheet, at which point it told me that was a known error in the datasheet that has since been corrected by the manufacturer. Turns out it was right. On the one hand, it was right the whole time and I was wrong. On the other hand, fuck you, I told it several times that I was reading directly from the datasheet but it wasn't until I typed out the entire verbiage from the page that it brought up the known error.
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>have hypothesis
>decide to try and use AI to vibe code a Python simulation to test it
>get interesting result
>use LLMs to help me write my first ever research paper about the results
>upload it to Zenodo as a preprint, along with the Python simulation suite so people can check my work
>mfw two months later
What the hell? Did I actually do a real science?
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they will probably reuse some chinese AI and rebrand it like they already did with kimi and composer, and then call it a massive innovation while charging extra if you switch to any model from a third party like they are doing right know
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>Gemini
Now I'm impressed. Good work, not anon.
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I wonder if it's worth uploading slop to github
i added AMD support for panoptikon but i dunno it is just something i told the ai to do. I didnt take notes or anything. Probably not proper
Also I changed some other stuff i got errors, and when that happens codex had to do a bunch of stuff in which i dont know what it's doing there either so... I don't know.
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Damn, I'm impressed you found it. Hope you enjoy the read. Those Gemini-only days were dark times... everything needed to be red-teamed repeatedly.
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can you explain what you did? I'm retarded and tend to just one shot fix things
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As much as I like vibe coding, it is still often retarded, or I might be. I have spent the last few days working on a card game and thought that to train a bot, I could use Opus to adapt some training code for a similar game. After two days of vibe debugging poor results, I actually looked at how Claude had set things up and it makes no sense at all.
It used sequential indices for each card, but those sequential indices stay the same even though card order is random from one game to the next.
It also presented actions in a completely unbalanced way, transforming what should be equivalent choices for the initial random policy into situations where A is a single option and B is decomposed into about 20 extremely granular options, making the model have to choose randomly between A, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B, B and B and try to learn from that.
Lesson learned.
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what are you talking about philosophers greatest sin is their attentionwhoring. they are the most woman like people imaginable, who will scream in fury if you count the teeth on a horse instead of argue about how many there are.
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Absolute word salad that basically says
>we didn't buy enough compute and now we're scrambling and have no idea what we're doing
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>>108656778
Genuinely, I'm impressed with it. It's too far out of my field for me to appreciate the goals but I'm enjoying it all the same.
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safteyjews are embarrassingly compute starved right now
who figured altman would end up the good guy lmao
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https://www.reddit.com/r/softwarearchitecture/comments/16usw23/megathr ead_software_architecture_books_res ources/
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>A sprite sheet with 7 variations of a tiny 10px x 10px fantasy Dwarven miner
Images 2...I kneel...
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Here we go, the prototype with stand-in graphics.
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Perhaps you would prefer the stand-in graphics >>108657585
Pixel-perfect, no?
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