@apthirteen I can confirm. Bought last minute tickets to England v Croatia and Japan v Sweden for less than 300 each. About 5 hours before kickoff before FIFA changed the rules to allow even more flexibility
@C_NyaKundiH And why should we trust this as the truthsayer and not from where the article is ‘arriving’ from? Also please open source the scoring algorithm.. what goes into an article ‘score’? Who determines an article is truthful, AI?
Noticing a dip in Claude Code’s quality and an increase in cost compared to a few months ago.
I’m only comparing Claude to its own past, not to Gemini or others. I only tried Gemini once (quality was much lower), but I’ll revisit it and other agents to re-evaluate.
AI coding tools are incredible productivity boosters, but they don’t replace understanding.
They just make it easier to produce wrong answers faster.
Use them.
But don’t outsource your logic to the vibes.
Your future debugging sanity depends on it.
How to avoid logical errors in the age of AI vibe coding Thread 🧵
Understand the intent behind your code.
AI can guess syntax, but it can’t guess your brain.
Corner cases, race conditions, async weirdness , they all wait for engineers who skip the thinking part.
So how do you avoid logical errors with AI coding?
Think first. Prompt second. Code last.
Your brain provides the logic.
AI provides the syntax.
If you skip the first step, you’re basically auto-generating bugs with extra steps.
One of the biggest issues we’ll face with AI generated code will be the logical errors it introduces, often undiscovered until much later when an outlier condition occurs. Human AI fixers will then be needed and will demand substantial pay. This is already happening at an accelerated pace.
With Vibe coding you'll still need to do most of the critical work even with AI handling the heavy lifting. Otherwise you'll be taking one step forward, 3 steps back every time
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