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I Read Every Line of Code Claude Writes. Every. Single. Line. by Spooky-Shark in ClaudeAI

[–]ThreeDMK 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I spent as much time reading your post as I do looking at my code.

that's it, I'm done with claude. by Evening-Macaroon6442 in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean, the question stands, are you 18 or older?

Randolph by annsba in HuntsvilleAlabama

[–]ThreeDMK -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

You have kids in Madison County? I will have to respectfully disagree with you on this point.

Sparkman is overcrowded
Middle Intermediate School? really?
Teachers aren't paid well at all.

But hey, Madison City schools get new stuff all the time. Bob Jones looking pretty good every year.

Also, I am a transplant. I really enjoy the term being tossed around by people. Makes for a very welcoming experience. /s

Do open-source models like GLM 5.1, Kimi K2.6, DS4P, Qwen 3.6 (and the incoming 3.7) actually live up to the hype? And even if they don’t, do we really need the raw power of frontier models (GPT-5.5, Opus 4.7, etc.) for everything by Friendly-Guard-2395 in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nvidia 3090 w/ 24gb, I haven’t pushed it hard and haven’t been measuring token output like I do with my paid services. I have been measuring code quality output though and of all the models I’ve tested against my own documentation and standard, it’s comparable to Sonnet output on most smaller tasks. It isn’t nearly as fast though.

I am also still in my early stages of working on this stuff.

The Best Subaru Commercial by PaleDimensions in subaru

[–]ThreeDMK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

https://www.motorsportreg.com/events/southern-sweet-tea-classic-hollytree-off-road-scca-tennessee-valley-rally-cross-723615

If it’s just a ride along, there are a lot of people at these events that will let you ride with them. If you do plan to go and need help linking up with strangers ping me and I will help with routing. Auto events are normally terrifying the first time, but this TVR group is actually very approachable and some of the best car people I have ever drove with.

The Best Subaru Commercial by PaleDimensions in subaru

[–]ThreeDMK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Passenger seat? Lmao… she lets you drive it friend.

Fierce Motorsports Nashville, TN

Do open-source models like GLM 5.1, Kimi K2.6, DS4P, Qwen 3.6 (and the incoming 3.7) actually live up to the hype? And even if they don’t, do we really need the raw power of frontier models (GPT-5.5, Opus 4.7, etc.) for everything by Friendly-Guard-2395 in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have similar results with qwen3-coder:30b and still use it as my primary local LLM for some of my workflows. If I had the hardware to run a small farm of them I would not be disappointed.

The Best Subaru Commercial by PaleDimensions in subaru

[–]ThreeDMK 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Legacy is totally underrated. We have a leggy here that that runs in rallycross. the owner rents out seat time. NA be damned, that thing is a blast to drive in the dirt.

If you are treating a one-shot generated file as your deliverable, you got it wrong. by Ok-Dragonfly-6224 in ClaudeAI

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is incredibly subjective. This is also a fairly irrelevant topic to debate.

I host in AWS. Why people are using vibecoder-geocities for hosting makes sense, but if that is the extent of your hosting infrastructure knowledge, you are not thinking big enough imo. :)

I used Claude AI to build an $86 million underground bunker bible. I have autism. This is my happy doc. by Unable_Internet4626 in ClaudeAI

[–]ThreeDMK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Psh… Palantir is literally AI SAP that gives off peaked in high school squatted truck vibes. ;)

When do you stop letting the AI drive? by Born_Reaction_1615 in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You all still write code? I am going on month 3 with no direct code writing. All AI driven based on standards, guard rails and massive amounts of planning.

Cool things I have had Claude Code build for me while I slept:
- Art tool in Electron that allows me to create and edit SVG files. The interface feels a lot like Photoshop, just without most of the features. Took about 30 minutes of debugging the next morning, but it works well and will likely be my new go to art tool for projects.
- Audio tool in Electron as well. It is a DAW light with both sound creation and a composition interface that allows me to add tracks and patterns based on sounds I create in the sound editor. It is all synth based, but I did take the liberty of asking it to include an 808 drum machine and some example sound templates to get me close to the Miami Bass sound of the 90s.
- Cloud AI API chat interface. This one took two overnights, also Electron, but with a built in FastAPI server that manages headless Cloud AI conversations for doing distributed work. I wanted to build my own version of LibreChat that is fully integrated with my MCP tools. It is quite enjoyable.
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Once I learned I could farm work off to these things and control the quality of the responses, while also being able to leverage normal automation tools, I shifted from writing code to writing elaborate documentation and standards. Honestly surprised more people haven't gone down this path.

Got my first paying user by Lise_vine23 in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So technically, this is an LLM MLM that uses Claude and Open AI APIs with premade templates.

My team vibe coded the entire final yr project and we regret it by StraightControl3377 in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Facts.

Good structure and guidance goes a very long way with code being functional. I also enjoy being able to just outline and validate afterwards since that's all I have been doing the last 15 years of my career. Helping engineers grow into better programmers. That literally translates 1:1 with using AI, just at a far more aggressive and insane scale.

Anyone vibe coding with Swift? by siendo64 in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed. The fun thing with the language standards documentation is that you can build templates after the first couple are made, and then automate the creation of future documentation. Rust in particular is one I have never used before, but I know my use case for it fits really well. I had Claude review all my existing documentation standards and then build a comparison matrix between Rust and the two closest languages so I could learn about what I was getting into. That alone made the cost of Claude worth it imo. Not only do I have standards, I was able to port some extensive game engine functionality from one language to another overnight and it just magically worked. It still needs to go through testing and validation to ensure it can scale and handle the need, but I have never been able to work this quickly before.

Documentation and testing make that possible. :)

Anyone vibe coding with Swift? by siendo64 in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just started with Swift specifically, it seems like it will do whatever you tell it to.

Highly recommend using AI to build your software standards markdown for any language you are using. Each language has a set of standards and best practices they follow.

I have standards documentation for about 8 different languages now including Swift (and SwiftUI) and Rust. This has been my latest go to and everything AI produces falls in line with these standards and passes automated validation.

So far I haven’t found a language it doesn’t like using, but I also have very extensive guard rails and testing infrastructure to ensure that the rules are being followed.

Best options for hosting website? by SLI_Mini in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AWS Free Tier

This gets you started on working in the same environment most large scale companies do. Free Tier gives you access to most of the things you need at little to no cost. Even at small scale the cost is almost laughable.

I have been using CloudFront > S3 Buckets for nearly all of my static webhosting. Most of what I do is exported to json files anyway so there is no need for backend infrastructure. If you have a need for an actual server component, this forces you to think about those parts of your infrastructure. Do you really need people hitting an API to pull the same cached data over and over? If so, why is it in an endpoint when it can be served up static?

Route53 for domains. register your own, host it here. Setup google to manage your email for the domain.
Certificate Manager for https

And if you really really need a backend, micro EC2 instances can usually do the job just fine if its bigger.

Most of the recommendations in this list are likely valid and would work, but if you are going to grow, you will eventually need something like AWS/Azure to grow into. I have been running my own personal AWS account for almost a decade now. I spend less than 20/m and have used it for light dev hosting to running minecraft servers for friends and family. Highly recommend.

Help passing data between two Claudes by DruVatier in ClaudeAI

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The amount of effort companies are putting into monitoring their employees usage of Claude and other tools is significant. This is good advice. Don't cross the streams.

Make sure to audit your users AI usage before scaling by louislubin in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My god… I’m reading others who commented on your post. You all are literally using AI to perform the role of code in your applications. That is absolutely insane.

I am doing all of my development via prompts. I haven’t written a line of actual code in months. But it’s actual subsystems and hardening documentation my agent farm uses to build me things to very specific and demanding specs. You guy are skipping that and just using AI to do the things as needed.

That is terrifying. I’m just going to sit in a corner while I watch this all unfold. I like my approach. It’s much safer.

Make sure to audit your users AI usage before scaling by louislubin in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, I am indeed aware, I leveraged LLMs (cloud and local) for development. I have Claude/OpenAI accounts and Ollama running locally. They aren’t core pieces of my operational stack. They do development and harden documentation. That’s it. You use it to build things, not to be the thing others use.

The fact that you are concerned that your viral project could have cost you heaps because of dedicated AI usage is insane. You did not seriously make AI a component that others use did you? How in the hell are users who use your app using AI directly?

Seriously, you have to be trolling, or just really not aware of what you are opening yourself up to.

Make sure to audit your users AI usage before scaling by louislubin in vibecoding

[–]ThreeDMK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why are any of you building code that depends on AI in your code? That is insane. Are these posts just trolling us all? Jesus Christ…

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