@0xdesigner i feel you man.

I’ve been trying to get mocha to vibe code frames but it’s so hard. 

LLM training data is so bad at crypto libraries. Always tries to use ethers, makes lots of mistakes, can’t reason about wallet flows, etc…

Crypto devs should focus 3x more on documentation than regular devs. Good docs is the only way out.

spent way too much time trying to vibe code a blockchain app.

it’s impossible. the AI can’t handle blockchain APIs. like, ever.

i’m absolutely wiped trying to brute force it.

if you’re in infra, pivot to vibe code infra. 

you’ll make a killing from me alone.

0xDesigner

@0xdesigner i feel you man.

I’ve been trying to get mocha to vibe code frames but it’s so hard. 

LLM training data is so bad at crypto libraries. Always tries to use ethers, makes lots of mistakes, can’t reason about wallet flows, etc…

Crypto devs should focus 3x more on documentation than regular devs. Good docs is the only way out.


https://x.com/0xdesigner/status/1908019972107813356?s=46

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No, might try it out thanks for the pointer.

I don’t have tons of time so I need something that just works and has great docs.

This looks promising

Have you tried starting from https://docs.base.org/builderkits/minikit/overview

this feels like less of a fault of models at this point and more a fault of these crypto libs not providing one shot context prompts. training on libs isn't highest level importantance because of change frequency