AI "vibe coding" mogs manual coding in October 2026, especially since the release of Claude Opus 5.5. It speeds things up immensely, and tends to produce mostly readable code if you take it 1 script at a time. It can also generate creative assets very well

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The dark truth Chud 10/14/26 (Wed) 16:45:01 №42175 [Quote]

AI "vibe coding" mogs manual coding in October 2026, especially since the release of Claude Opus 5.5. It speeds things up immensely, and tends to produce mostly readable code if you take it 1 script at a time. It can also generate creative assets very well. If you disagree, explain why.

Chud 10/14/26 (Wed) 16:46:57 №42176 [Quote]

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>AI "vibe coding" mogs manual coding in October 2026, especially since the release of Claude Opus 5.5. It speeds things up immensely, and tends to produce mostly readable code if you take it 1 script at a time. It can also generate creative assets very well. If you disagree, explain why.

Chud 10/14/26 (Wed) 16:52:33 №42177 [Quote]

>>42175 (OP)
Ethics for coding or whatever it is and Claude can generate assets like images and audio, but it's so obvious it's ai-generated that nobaldi's falling for dat and that alone will kill your project. The only guys who can get away with it are the kernel developers and other large projects because they are "too big too fall" basically.

Chud 10/14/26 (Wed) 17:00:35 №42182 [Quote]

>>42177
Who gaf about coding ethics lol? Also yeah the assets themselves are not the selling point, hence why I tacked that on at the end. The code itself is definitely usable though, and you'll be left in the dust within ~2 years if you don't adapt.

Chud 10/14/26 (Wed) 17:43:03 №42190 [Quote]

>>42177
invest enough tokens and anything becomes too big to fail, a good piece of software is good no matter who made it, if you had the know how you could start replacing legacy enterprise systems because they're literal shit

Chud 10/14/26 (Wed) 17:52:15 №42192 [Quote]

>>42175 (OP)
i disagree because i like hearing my keyboard