thanks aol

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we are building incredible things

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>>109003462
We vibeGODS won

>>109003462
A little trick I use is to force it too only use 150 characters, like Twitter used to be. Also, adding a playlist helps maintain context unironically.

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I ran out of my weekly codex quota. but basically the idea was
>simcity simulation but intense
https://github.com/wolfeVector16/Simulation
ui is crapppy, but i've been mostly vibecoding the simulation stuff

Which one gives the most/unlimited token on a budget?

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>>109003462
>AOL is wrote a beginner's guide to vibe coding

that's a recession indicator, if I've ever seen one

>>109003603
did you live through the 90s?

>>109003609
I was in elementary school, but yes

>>109003462
So write an O'Reilly book about vibe coding then

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I haven't really made any programs before and while i am very happy with what Claude has made for me, i would like some outside feedback if anybody is up for it.

You can ignore the mech showcase on the right side, i was thinking I'd turn it into an actual wire-frame generator using AI or something for engineering purposes and stuff later, any features i am missing? i am happy with the look and feel and don't care if you don't like the aesthetic.

this is mainly for local use and i am never going to add online dogshit.

Notes:
-the sys button above the chat list is for AI preset commands or whatev
-you can change the AI parameters at the top, temp, top_p, tokens
-the mech shit is useless currently am working on it

https://github.com/pomflord-commits/Iron-Meridian-Terminal

>>109003616
My gut tells me we are around 1993 (USA standard) the discovery phase.
More tech coming soon, more euphoria, then a burst, but we are no where near the top.

Vibe coding is a bit frustrating. It quickly gives impressive results, but the n% left to make it all actually good takes a lot of time, and the deeper you go the more you see some things you that make you go wtf.

>>109003704
>but the n% left to make it all actually good takes a lot of time
this is true for all software, though
the meme is something like
>the first 90% of the project takes 90% of the time
>the final 10% of the project takes the other 90% of the time
https://daringfireball.net/2004/04/spray_on_usability#:~:text=It’s%20an%20entire%20order%20of%20magnitude%20more%20work.

why hasn't anyone leaked a frontier model's weights? do all these ai firms just have top notch security teams?

>>109003887
if its been leaked its been done so privately, not like individuals would have the resources to run them anyways

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>>109003887
Clearly its because there is nothing to leak. They already achieved AGI and they are just pretending to make smaller scale advances for now to not destabilize society too much too quickly

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Claude Code is my daily driver but I just spent the day in Codex.

GPT 5.5 is probably smarter than Claude Opus 4.8 to create a self contained solution, but it seems way worse at integrating the solution into a project as a whole.

Whereas Claude sometimes intertwines things too much when integrating something, GPT seems to keep what it adds to a few new files without trying to adapt to the codebase style. At all.

It just does the work, then tack that blob to the codebase. There might be a dozen examples right next to it, if it is not asked clearly to do it in the same way, it does its own thing.

I'm GPT 5.5 xhigh without instruction files, I'm just asking it to take the time to look around the project before starting giving it tasks, etc. It is the second time that it gives me something that works, but it doesn't match at all how everything else is done.

It can be a skill issue on my end and I need to be more precise, but it's a different experience compared to Claude Code. It's good, but it feels like it has less judgment and more things need to be said explicitly.

>>109003887
It happened once with Llama 1. It was pretty frontier back then, and the reason it went public is that someone leaked it. Llama 1 was never meant to be shared afaik.

As to why the models weights haven't leaked, those models are probably over 1TB, which is hard to exfiltrate, and even if someone was able to do it, running the models wouldn't be easy.

hacker news is having a melty about ai again

>>109004004
I make gpt do grunt work for my claude to stretch out my context windows longer

>>109004061
Usually I have Claude doing most of the implementation work and Codex reviewing for correctness. But I pretty much maxed out my Claude quota for the week, so I'm on a Codex only run right now. It follows instructions well, but maybe it needs a specific agents.md or memory.md or whatever more than Claude.

>>109004060
Why? Because it makes their defining trait (intelligence and knowledge) purchasable for $20?

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>>109004060

>>109004060
>>109004489
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48434312 LLMs are eroding my software engineering career and I don't know what to do (human-in-the-loop.bearblog.dev)

I feel like codebloat is the biggest problem with the vibecode I get. People tend to write the bare minimum of code to make something work, AI will write checks for things that don't need to be checked, so everything is twice as big as it need to be. Maybe I should add "make sure that the checks you write are really necessary" to my AGENTS.md.

>>109002969
>hurr just use a language that doesn't crash bro
Rustrannies don't understand the concept that crashes aren't a bad thing, bugs are, and their tranny language can't make bugs go away.

I'll continue when the background task notification arrives.
>Read agent output (hwjvlai5b3)
I'll wait for the notification instead of polling.
>Read agent output (hwjvlai5b3)
> Unchanged since last read.
I should stop polling and wait for the notification.
>Bash(true)
> (No output)
I will end my turn and wait for the notification.

>>109004060
>>109004585
lel, code monkeys are directly threatened while entrepreneurchads enjoy getting 10x more done. That code monkey is actually complaining that AI is good at solving bugs lmao.

>>109004639
now this is token efficiency

>>109004489
>(intelligence and knowledge)
Mostly just knowledge. Most code monkeys are just the equivalent of lawyers, they know lots of things about something man-made. AI competes on that, in fact it's hard to beat something that can read a specification and understand everything and use this in a few seconds.

>usage resets at 4am
>set alarm for 4am
>send "hey"
>usage clock starts ticking
>go back to sleep
>3 hours later
>wake up and vibe for 2 hours, het reset, vibe for another 2 hours, go back to sleep, set alarm for 3 hours later.

Anyone else use this neat trick of ruining your sleep?

>>109005145
based, but you should find a way to automate it

>>109004061
Install Hape

>>109005145
yep, I'm not getting screwed out of usage!

>>109005145
>3 days later
>weekly usage: 100%

One wrinkle showed up

>>109005145
If you were making anything useful you'd be able to pay for more usage.