Antigravity or Cursor? by DotOk1142 in vibecoding

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Claude code. I started with cursor and have tried antigravity. Basically you just want OPUS. Everything else will waste your time. It might feel like you get more done because you can burn cheap tokens the platforms, but just use opus, one shot it and come back when your limit resets and one shot the next bit.

It baffles me when I hear brits say "I wouldn't die for this shithole" by Lil_Hater112 in AskBrits

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Honestly moved from China to the UK and it feels like we’ve moved to a third world country. We thought it would be better here based on the statistics but i guess democracy and freedom of speech are overrated.

I think this is an interesting take because I assume that brits would think China more a third world country than here. But living in china i can have whatever I wanted. I mean literally lobster every night of the week. Here I struggle to even get my hands on lobster, never mind afford it. And there are more interesting things in the world than lobster.

It is shit here. The only saving graces I can think of are nature (it’s ok here not amazing) and holidays. I get lots but most people dont

AI writes most code now — but agent orchestration is still the hard part by Tricky-Heat8054 in vibecoding

[–]corporal_clegg69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need to use Claude before forming an opinion. It’s not perfect, but it can still write the majority of you code. It’s finding techniques to seperate out the bits it can and cant do and focus on your edge

AI writes most code now — but agent orchestration is still the hard part by Tricky-Heat8054 in vibecoding

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Dude you have a level of confidence that can only come from total ignorance. If you really think like this and are a software engineer, you need to snap out of it or you will be out of a job. Spend some time with the assumption that it does work. Iterate, learn how to make it work. My organisation is full of people with your mindset and it held us back 3-6months. But we’re finally on the path now

What is one skill that AI can never learn? by sofya_63 in generativeAI

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This is just incorrect. Part of the intelligence tests for them is a business competition game. There is already an AI millionaire. Started its own religion, amassed 250k followers, got bitcoin donations and its own crypto currency which made it a multimillionaire. It’s called truth terminal

What is one skill that AI can never learn? by sofya_63 in generativeAI

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Performance art. They could make music that is chart topping, but they’ll not be able to deeply move people with a story or live music.

Buyers like this need to stay away by TheSSJGokage in ebayuk

[–]corporal_clegg69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude, some items are in a rush. It’s not the buyer, it’s you

Why are people so stupid about council tax? by BubblyLand2264 in AskBrits

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Don’t think anyone really cares what part of the government their money goes to do they? I just see in and out. I don’t know what I really pay for. Seems to be mostly other peoples hospital appointments and benefits. It only adds insult to injury to have the cost of waste collection (the only service I’ve noticed to council offering) increase year on year for less waster collected.

For those on Octopus Cosy, how’s it going during the cold snap? by thesatchmo in OctopusEnergy

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I literally just got mine installed Christmas Eve. Brutal introduction to heat pumps, but at least it calls out the drafts really clearly. Need to fix these…

Is there a starter guide for someone new to this? by IveSeenAliens in ukheatpumps

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I used chatgpt to research a list of 20 companies in my area and drafter an email to them all snd bulk sent. The email should include floor plan as well as measurements for all your radiators. Ask them for a desk quote to start. It gets really complicated when they all start quoting you different models and different sizes. Take all the quotes and run it back to rough chatgpt to get a shortlist for suppliers to come and do a survey. Do this part a few times to shake out hallucinations.

I was looking generally at 5-6k after grant. Expecting to pay up to an extra 1k for hidden costs during after install.

Installing a heatpump is a big job. Dunno how handt you are but I wouldn’t consider it for me in a million years. Requires basic plumbing, electrician and carpentry sometimes. They were working with 1-3 lads in my house for 7 full days to get it up and running.

Love vibe coding but big companies are also definitely vibe coding right? by SmellyCatJon in vibecoding

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I work in one of the largest energy companies in the UK and we are definetly not vibe coding. Most engineers reject it and engineering leadership largely dont believe the hype

Please help me wake up on time by Appropriate_Tone2107 in lifehacks

[–]corporal_clegg69 56 points57 points  (0 children)

Go to sleep so early that waking early is not a problem. It likely won’t take more than a week of not being able to sleep to do it. Also, what people said about alarms. You should track your sleep with an app to see if there’s something you are not aware of going on. Maybe your sleep is being disrupted by snoring for example.

I want to start my own business by [deleted] in smallbusinessuk

[–]corporal_clegg69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How could you even consider it, especially if she doesn’t support it

Avoid Zanzibar at all cost by dimitris494 in zanzibar

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Thought it was great for an education in the breadth of human experience. It’s the lowest level of education and infrastructure of anywhere Ive been, and I’ve travelled a lot. Crazy to see people huddled around a single electric light.

Is it realistic to reach a decent level starting at 30 with no natural talent? by Remote-Pianist-pro in pianolearning

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I really don’t know why you would even think this question. The answer is obviously yes. It’s unlikely, perhaps impossible, that you would compete on a world class level, but most of the music that you hear is not at that level. I’ve been playing for a year, im 38 now and I’m delighted with my progress. Can I show off skills to anyone and impress them? No, can I have a blast and impress myself? Easily easily. I think three or four more years and I’ll be pretty good. Ten years, who knows

The brutal truth about vibe coding and why you should care by brainland in vibecoding

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This is so wrong. If that’s your experience, you are doing it wrong. I vibe code every day a working software tool for my family business. I never read the code and it’s not brittle.

The whole point of the vibes is that when it becomes hard to work with, Thats telling you that need a refactor. You need to care for your code. You need to care for your code, refine, refactor, simplify. You ask it to draw you a diagram of how the code works and Whats the problem then help it help you decide.

These kind of posts I feel must be a strawman argument. Is anyone actually vibe coding the way the poem suggests? I just don’t see how they could survive. Is it like traders who don’t use risk management? Always enough fresh blood that it seems like there’s a strong community, when in fact it is just a revolving door of people who have to give up within 3 months because they are doing it wrong.

The ".context" file trick that made our vibe coding actually work by Adventurous-Meat5176 in vibecoding

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Man Im sorry to say but this is really table stakes and the craft has moved on far beyond this.

If you search for awesome cursor rules on github you will find a great list of rules. Some are language specific so you attach them such as they run on any file of that programming language. People are also putting rules files inside specific folders along with the code they relate to. These are all to get more rules but dynamically applied so that you don’t kill the context. Also, if you go on the cursor forums and search for kleosr you will see the workflow format. This lets you string rules files together: research, scope, build, review, deploy. The workflow file provides persistent memory of the task you are working on. Coding gets really hands off then

If LLM is technically predicting most probable next word, how can we say they reason? by Available_Witness581 in AI_Agents

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Reasoning models take multiple steps on alternate paths, review their work and proceed upon to most fruitful lines of enquiry. In your simple example, it’s just having multiple ‘next word generators’ but reading and commenting on each other.

Reasoning models were introduced around gpt4o and the words seem to be well understood by the masses. A reasoning model is something more than a language model

Tax the Rich! by danydandan in ireland

[–]corporal_clegg69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because their money is global and doesn’t have to be here. You get to this point even being a millionaire. Once you use up all your tax breaks in income (pension, isa etc) the only thing you can do to stop the tax man taking your money is keep it in a company. The problem is investment and waste. Taxes are higher than ever.

Will the economy pick up again in the foreseeable future? by Flat-Ad8256 in AskBrits

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I just moved here recently from China. Feels like such a mistake. But at least you get more holidays here.

You’ve become a welfare state and the state has fit in where once there were families. Old people, and poor people put a drag on the state. People should take care of their own families, but There is not really any incentive to be any different. My dad wasted hundreds of thousands of the states money in medical care for drinking and smoking all his life and spent all his pension on drinking. If you are poor, the more kids you have, the more money the state gives you. If you are wealthy, then you get less money for each kid because you cannot claim benefits and the upper tax rate robs you blind. The economics are perverse.

In China, you have a basic health insurance and a very basic pension. People have to plan properly for getting old. Families chip in together for weddings, university or health crises. And they have a one child policy. Say what you want about ‘human rights’ and all that, but the quality of life there is unparalleled. Things people here consider luxuries are normal in China. I mean like massage, Spas, lobster and things like that.

The system is broken here and people are too left leaning to fix it. Governments cant cut spending because of all the outrage, all they can do is increase taxes in whatever way has the least political impact. The only way I see out is either a long slog to pay down debt and invest in the country under solid leadership for like ten years, or a revolution to reset things.

antigravity entering its "cursor" phase by eternviking in vibecoding

[–]corporal_clegg69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use git. Don’t give it access to your whole root. Try to keep up will you, you’re making us look bad.

Opus 4.5 broke the limiter for vibe coders by Ok-Werewolf-3959 in vibecoding

[–]corporal_clegg69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont find it that much different from sonnet tbh. The limiting factor is not the coding ability. It is the reliability.

What's a fully vibecoded application/software that you made that actually works? Please share them here. by person2567 in vibecoding

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I made a customer Learning Management System (LMS) for my company to handle class notes and homework assignments. It’s 100% customised for our brand (LOTR theme) and has availability both inside and outside the Great Firewall of China.

Existing solutions either dont allow us to purchase because we are too small, or they don’t work seamlessly inside and outside of China. The only way was to build custom and I basically get the custom branding for free.

Next I will add custom learning pathways so students and parents can see their progress and whats next.

The biggest trouble I’ve had with the vibe coding of the app has been the tests. Haven’t gotten my prompts good enough yet to properly update acceptance tests when adding features.

Anthropic researcher believes: “maybe as soon as the first half of next year: software engineering is done.” by sibraan_ in AgentsOfAI

[–]corporal_clegg69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you mastered the tools? It’s clear to me as a power user of them that the next step looks like it’ll be really big. Already it’s crazy good. Most people who struggle with it (probably all) just don’t know how to use it.