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Gabriel Ayuso
@gabrielayuso.eth
I don't know how people build things "vibe coding". I frequently need to stop using the LLM and write everything myself because it keeps messing up. It definitely saves times but it has also wasted my time quite a bit.
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Señor Doggo
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It can do simple tasks well, codebase maintenance, docw improvements, simple refactors I've found it to be best for rapid prototyping more complex algorithms, where you use it first to identify the best type of algorithm to use (since it has an encyclopedic knowledge of data structures and algorithms), and then work with it towards the shape of the solution you want. Then rip it out and install it yourself lol
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@fubuloubu
I usually tend to simplify the question I give it by removing the extra information, so it can find the best kernel of the problem to hook on to, then expand out from that. Then when I like the result, I know how to add that extra "glue" back in, since it would just get lost doing that (but maybe a separate agent would be fine)
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