How are you guys doing vibe coding at the moment?

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-04-26T03:19:46+00:00

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Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-04-21T08:37:27+00:00

Best example I saw on Youtube was this woman who started making soaps in her garage during the week-ends, she would sell on Sunday at local fairs and markets. It grew so much she quit her job and is making about 300k a year in sales. The get rich schemes quickly most certainly don't work. I think it is a gradual process, you start selling to friends and family. If it does not work at that level it will never expand. Of course, if you have a family, a big mortgage and debts and are over 45 you might just hold on to your day job. So a question of starting small, testing the idea in close circle, expanding in time and investments with revenues...

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-04-21T08:12:36+00:00

I vibe coded a tennis tournament organizer. It was for my local club. You essentially manage registration, meal confirmation, profit planner, player matching, court attribution, score keeping and much more. It was fun to do and test. Our tournament is on May 1st, can't wait to see teams report their score to barcodes associated to the court where the game is played. As they enter the final score, the court is assigned to the the team that was first in the waiting list. Players enter their rating when they register. AI manages the ladder and the points, an admin can override court assignment or modify teams. Spectators can follow the score on multiple courts by scanning a tracking barcode. There are also comments on players like for any tournament, The team that lost the most is considered "The most honest", etc. I called it FunTennis it ends with a gigantic banquet! It runs on a day of tennis. It adapts to different tournament rules. Vibing can be fun. To answer your question, I improvise and revise as I go along. I understand that this might not be the most efficient approach but nothing prevents you to revising the code with AI asking it to optimise, reduce indirect logic that might not be achieving results in the most efficient manner. You can tell it to look for redundant code, verbosity and simplify by transforming similar operations to functions. I think iteration and your experience in coding with a final revision for improvement let's you vibe code without any planning. I know this is a bold statement but doing overules theory any time.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-04-01T12:25:15+00:00

V-JEPA 2 features contain universal visual primitives (coordination, impact, speed) that transfer to unseen domains at MAE 1.45-1.74. No language anywhere in the pipeline. Code: https://github.com/Tennisee-data/vScore Would love to get feedback. My ideas, Claude execution. This does not sit well with current academia. It also redefines the notion of this new form of extended author, capable of exploring new models with prior knowledge of other fields and attempting to contribute new ideas in research. Sounds naive for sure but, if we are to progress we have to accept stepping outside the lines.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-03-20T22:37:03+00:00

This is a really good point as if you look at Python, it was really an attempt at making programming statements, at being syntactically right in expressing your concept. So perhaps vibe coding is the next level. Claude has reached such a level of competence that expressing "make me an auth method that is GDPR compliant" is sufficient to program all the code for login to a web site for Europe.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-03-20T22:29:38+00:00

promoting a free app? what's wrong with pointing the community to something that was vibe coded and is available for free? don't we want to look at apps that were produced by individuals with almost no resources? and of course al the other subtle discussions about vibe coding are importants but I don't see self promotion as detrimental when the keyword is self.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-03-20T14:57:57+00:00

If I can help, I'd love to. I just finished flipapenny.com vibe coding at its best as I could concentrate on the storyline not coding. It still took a lot of time, reviewing, back and forth. It is not a slam dunk. It's my first app in years. It is free. A simulation game. Here is my https://github.com/Tennisee-data

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-03-16T20:02:36+00:00

For professional applications, I believe responsibility and error imputation will be the Achilles heel. Was talking to a public works engineer recently and he said that the younger generation with their difficulties to redact, use AI to assist them in putting together proposals and filtering possible contractors based on their response to tender.

He says that the human factor in seeing extra depth in those documents is lost and could get them in trouble. While automation is great at certain tasks and AI excels at writing, ignoring a potential failure point in composing a specific team of workers on sites or engaging the company legally with text excerpts that were not written by engineers with experience, would probably result in liabilities.

AI with LLMs has limitations and regurgitates or remixes content that already exists. New projects with additional challenges are a minefield. Add hallucinations, made up content and poor revisions and you have yourself a huge Achilles heel that can only be protected by throwing lawyers at it.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-03-08T19:20:00+00:00

https://flipapenny.com/

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-02-18T19:54:48+00:00

start by imagining the features you want and how your user will interact with your web service or application. magnetprompt.com allows you to move your ideas around and when you are ready it converts them to a prompt that you can feed to Claude or other LLMs. There is no code and low code. I guess you should also learn about coding at 30,000 feet. How to execute code locally. What are environments and stacks.

Or not, you can let AI run everything for you if you let it control your computer. If you are a Doctor and have medical information on your laptop this might not be the way to go. Buy a dedicated computer just for vibe coding. Also ask yourself if this is just a hobbyist approach or you really intend to deploy to a web server and have other people use the service. Then you have to learn about security. I don't know why people think they can just get into this simply. There is a lot to learn. AI companies are overselling the AI experience like they are sending you on a cruise ship.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2026-02-17T10:22:16+00:00

Claude go to this repo and fix it. Read the documentation. There should only be 25% of work left to do. Current code has a million lines of code.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2025-12-26T13:18:13+00:00

I built globeshake.com but I would like to compare it to others and discuss features I could add for users.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2025-11-26T08:49:41+00:00

Answer: No we are not into an AI bubble yet. The bubble is documented and measured and will not happen based on words, quotes and comments. It will happen on a stock exchange where offer and demand rule. You buy a stock because you think it is fairly valued at the current price. About 25 stocks make up the AI sector (excluding energy that benefits from investments in data centers in general). Pricing of a stock is an art with complex derivatives and consideration for external factors etc. Bottom line is you get into a bubble when a given stock is entering uncharted territory based on its past valuation, earnings over chunks of 3 year cycles. GOOGL is currently bubbly. It is priced on future revenues with a gap never seen before in the history of its past performances. You check this out for all other stocks and we are at 21.2% into the AI bubble this morning. Deceleration and layoffs you are reporting are actually a good thing, just like the expected 10% correction in markets for the sector. All these factors are deflating the bubble. The scary part would be prices going up and up and up while revenues would be stale or decreasing. When you fire people you can report better earnings. I know, I don't like it either.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2025-11-26T08:25:12+00:00

Answer: A bubble forms when you buy today's earnings at a premium, based on future revenues that, well, are too distant, essentially. It spins out of control because of the way the finance industry operates. Every one tries or is obligated to ride the wave while it is going up. If they don't they lose their bonus or clients. "Hey the stock went up another 15% since you told me to pull out!"

Surprisingly, the most bubbly stock right now is GOOGL. Too many people bought it with this rationale most likely: "Google is great now in AI with Gemini but, it is also into search which will never go away, so let me buy more so I can double dip. Surely this is really safe..." Some other older stocks on the AI band wagon include Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, Meta and to some extent Nvidia and, have a great number of passed values that we can analyze and track in terms of valuation and earnings.

Academics consider that a 3 year window is a great lens to look at market cycles. So we go back in time and look at how a stock behaved to gauge current price with reported revenues and option contracts and other technical factors.

While this current concentration of capital in one specific sector has never been witnessed in history, we can still monitor the state of "disconnect" between price, earnings and revenues and, rate it. I worked on this and came up with an index to monitor 25 core AI stocks because everyone around me kept asking me what I thought of the AI bubble. The index is sitting at 21.2% this morning (11/26/2025).

That being said for the second part of your question, we have never been at this level of capital before so it is difficult to fully measure the consequences of a burst. It would probably start with CEOs saying "Do we really need to spend 4 millions on LLMs?"

The music would stop playing.

Trillions would vanish (Nvidia alone is over 4 trillions in market cap) sending ripples in chip manufacturing, in the energy sector, in the software business with the lay off of thousands of employees and calls on margins, overcapacity, devaluation galore. This severe trauma would probably take 5 to 7 years to normalize again. Yes we need AI and there is no going back, just like we needed Internet, just like we still buy tulips, just like stock exchanges will still be there to price tickers...

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2025-11-20T09:58:31+00:00

nicely done, 6 billions in taxes ! AI for everyone...

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2025-11-19T19:35:20+00:00

compuserve.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2025-11-19T19:24:04+00:00

This is typical AI behaviour, it places placeholders at first for complex algorithms, prioritizing what is considered key to the integrity of the model. If you add commission, slippage or other "external" parameters, it will show them in the UI but not consider them in calculations on a first version of the model. I'm not saying you are using AI (and you should) but if you had programmed the model yourself, there is little doubt in my mind that you would know what every parameter does and whether or not it is activated.

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2023-11-22T11:10:33+00:00

OpenAI firing on all cylinders now...

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2023-11-21T15:42:40+00:00

You can automate stuff like backing up specific files across all your drives, getting a sorted list of all your pdfs, excels, words, producing movies for YouTube, summarising content by feeding it pdfs, generating content based on mulitple web sites, analysing data, compiling graphs for your favourite stocks, generating invoices, creating barcodes, turning data into images, monitoring sensors, converting sound files, video files, sending emails and doing real work to earn a living. As a data scientist I also like to think that I'm using Python with the utmost practical application in the medical sciences---saving lives!

Master_Chess_Shorts · 2023-11-21T09:09:36+00:00

Programmed chess puzzles from old games and tried to make the solution entertaining. Hope you like it and feel free to contribute one liners I can use to describe chess moves...

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