Vibe coding phases:
- Agents churn out tons of code
- Everything looks great, product still runs, save time
- Codebase starts to get bloated, too verbose, hard to understand
- Major problem arises, no one understands the code even the agents can't help
- Lose time/money
This is accurate. I teach college courses, including one on AI.
And many college students HATE seeing any AI generated images or videos in my lectures. They think it's cringe and lame. They complain. They show disgust faces. AI is destroying their hope for a future career and a future life, and they despise it.
Gen Z is not buying the 'AI utopia' that Millennial tech bros are trying to sell them.
Rust 1.100.0 has been released! 🦀💯🌈🎈
This bigger-than-usual Rust release adds the never type (`!`), the Allocator api, DropGuard, Box::map, Vec::from_fn, and more! Cargo now warns for unused dependencies, rebuilds less often, and adds the min-publish-age setting!
Just so we are all aware, the kids HATE AI.
They HATE your AI posters.
They HATE your AI worksheets.
They HATE your AI slides.
And they are clowning you for it behind your backs.
remember that wave of ai psychosis from the beginning of the year?
what lasting software came out of that? the entire discussion was everyone marveling at the process
you gotta learn the lesson that techniques aren't worth discussing until you see impressive output
I asked Claude Fable 5.2 to write a Beethoven-style piano sonata movement in LilyPond. It wrote the score, recorded it, and made this video. Every note you see is from its source file.