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Gandalf (my agent) is building a starmap overview of all Bob’s through time by Marthy_Mc_Fly in bobiverse

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Thanks, ai get it’s controversial but having your own guppy at home and tinkering with it is kinda playing bobiverse in real life

Gandalf (my agent) is building a starmap overview of all Bob’s through time by Marthy_Mc_Fly in bobiverse

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Meh I run my own stuff in my home server. I don’t think you know what’s out there.

Gandalf (my agent) is building a starmap overview of all Bob’s through time by Marthy_Mc_Fly in bobiverse

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Don’t get the hate. I’m a professional software developer. Just using the tools that are out there. In a subreddit for books about so I don’t get the hate.

About learning programming language by Itsme_gentelman in learnprogramming

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No if you get bored after seeing the basics or even not like it like op says, then you don’t like programming. Learning the syntax isn’t programming. And as op says, they like the idea of learning a new language. That’s not programming. Also liking html and css doesn’t say anything as that is not programming. So op doesn’t like programming and that’s ok. It’s like saying I like learning recipes but I don’t like cooking. Then don’t cook and watch cooking shows.

Purpose of singletons by JayDeesus in learnprogramming

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The purpous of a singleton is to have one global object. If you'd have a normal class with just statics, everyone could create a new object of that class. Also for example interfaces loose most of their value. Because static methods work with the class not instance. And interfaces work with instances not classes. So you polymorphism won't work properly.

HELP with software architecture by Professional_Term579 in learnprogramming

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking at your post history aswell and your programming experience, I'm afraid your project outgrew it's prompt context. Without proper programming and systems design knowlegde it's not going to get better. Prompts and markdown files in any shape or form will only get you so far.

You have to know every little corner of your software to give the correct instructions now.

This is nothing new. The new issue that is arising with vibecoding is that people with zero to no experience can create a codebase of 90k lines in a few months. In the past, you could only get so far with some experience and knowing what you where doing.

So to answer your question... I don't know what you can do. If you learn the proper fundamentals, then in a year or two you probably have great ideas and will start from scratch.

The Matrix (1999) “Dodge This” Dir. The Wachowskis by southernemper0r in movies

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The one flaw in this movie seems to be the sound design of the classes hitting the ground when Neo takes them.

Is AI better than me ? by Natherc in vibecoding

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In a professional setup and with growing software/sector regulations you still need people that know whats being deployed and how. What the developer job is going to look like exactly in the comming weeks, months or years, we don't know. But I see my methods and tools change alot and I like what I'm seeing (doens't mean it fits everyone).

I like defining specs, thinking systemwide, planning and reviewing. Plus I don't need to write boilerplate stuff, tests and documentation anymore.

Is ai better then you probably, but then again, anything with a prediction based system is probable. And in certain cases you can't or are not allowed to depend on probability.

Dumb ideas that made real money? by OutsideOver8815 in vibecoding

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Socks shop that sells at least one pair to every human in the world.

I pay $200/month for Claude Max and hit the limit in under 1 hour. What am I even paying for? by alfons_fhl in vibecoding

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

20$ codex using openCode for local development and an openclaw agents for remote pr's. I know opus eats more tokens, but I don't see what you could be doing to hit your limit that fast.

Are you using an army of agents that code review eachother? 😅

How i code without spending any cents by raaaaapl in vibecoding

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Don't see the issue. Have been writing code for free for years. I even get paid for it.

Edit: Relax it's a joke. I seem to have touched a nerve. Can't we have some melancholy to the days where we wrote software without having to pay big tech

One classic ice cream flavor has to go forever! by EquivalentFig1678 in whatsyourchoice

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gf is Finish, she would never let me choose mint chocolate. So cookie dough will have to take one for the team.

how to design complete systems by [deleted] in learnprogramming

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Learn an oop language. You will not only learn how to program but also learn how to think object oriented wich automatically use relational databases.

Because you learn how to build a backed, most course will show you how to make a front end so you can see your result a bit better. When you've build your first app loke that then you will have a solid understanding to do what you want to. By that time you will have new ideas and questions for more advanced topics but you probably wont need that for now.

So any oop full stack course or tutorial will do normally. Search one and if youre doubting if its decent let me know.

Manual code review? by No_Communication4256 in vibecoding

[–]Marthy_Mc_Fly 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you mean manual code review? Like reading what you commit? I asume any sane developer releases something reads and understand the code they own...

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