Comment by 🚀 clseibold
Re: "Been seeing this term around the internet recently, called "…"
I've personally had good experiences with Claude generating a function or a very small portion of code pretty decently and correctly, but I haven't tried making whole projects with it, let alone anything more than like a 25 lines max. It sounds kinda like a pain to use it exclusively for a whole project, honestly, lol.
I agree, if you can't read the code generated by an LLM to know whether it's correct or not, then that's really not a great thing.
🚀 clseibold [OP, 🛂 Code of Conduct rule 1 violations]
2025-03-27 · 1 year ago
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🌲 Half_Elf_Monk · 2025-03-27 at 15:20:
I would love to have some kind of "code authority" institutions that verify the integrity and safety of code in OS projects. It'd help non-programmers evaluate the safety of code, and would provide some kind of imprimatur for a codebase' safety, LLM-free status, and bloat levels. I wish I could read/understand every line of code on running on my machine, but realistically... that's not going to happen.
👻 darkghost · 2025-03-27 at 15:54:
I'm old enough to remember IRC. The prank we would play on people is "hey you can get IRC Operator status by just pressing Alt+F4!" then watching a bunch of people leave. Using an LLM to code without understanding what you're reading is a bit like that. Is it still social engineering if it's an LLM?
Original Post
Been seeing this term around the internet recently, called "Vibe Coding", and I finally looked it up. What that absolute heck?!? 🤣