Re:Vibe Code Warning – from 1k to 10k lines, a personal case...
by gridspy on Monday November 10, 2025 @04:44PM
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Sure, but you currently cannot teach AI models to generate novel art in the same way that you can teach a human apprentice.
Re:Vibe Code Warning – from 1k to 10k lines, a personal case...
by brandall10 on Monday November 10, 2025 @04:47PM
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I was addressing the 'enjoyment' factor, when at the end of the day, esp. at scale, it's a job to produce something someone paid for.
Re:Vibe Code Warning – from 1k to 10k lines, a personal case...
by dlisboa on Monday November 10, 2025 @04:51PM
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That's where we're at a marked disagreement. "It's just a way to get paid" reduces every human knowledge to a monetary transaction, so the value of any type of learning is only worth what is being paid for.
Thankfully the people that came before us didn't see it that way otherwise we wouldn't even have anything to program on.
Re:Vibe Code Warning – from 1k to 10k lines, a personal case...
by jimbokun on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @03:03PM
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> they just worked with systems engineers and generated a ton of UML to be disseminated. So if we go back to that type of role, it somewhat fits in with agentic software dev.
I've never met one of those UML slingers that added much value.
Similar with famous architects running large studios, mostly taking on a higher level conceptual role for any commissions they're involved in.
Traditionally in software (20+ years ago) architects typically wouldn't code much outside of POC work, they just worked with systems engineers and generated a ton of UML to be disseminated. So if we go back to that type of role, it somewhat fits in with agentic software dev.