RE: LeoThread 2025-08-31 10:41
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A bit of a struggle but making some progress vibe coding makes things way faster but we're still a ways from having this all done automatically.
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Looks like Gemini is doing the coding for you bro 😆
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I invite you to try 😜 it is doing the heavy lifting but lacks direction and my expertise and knowledge is making the process faster it fails and doesn't necessarily know how to solve a lot of the problems I've encountered so far
Gemini has absolutely no clue on where to go when it's coding. It sometimes even alter the code for you, even if you say it should NOT do so.
I started python a few days ago, so I'll skip the learning another new language at this moment 😜
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Lol so you know how it goes , human coders that are not total tools are safe for a little while longer 🤣
Soon to be obsolete. GitHub's CoPilot is pretty darn good. And accessible directly in VS Code (if you use that)
lol 🤣 nah no VS code for me only Gemini and Google AI studio, also recently got the Gemini CLI that is pretty powerful. It's Gemini but it's within in a terminal interface so I have it running on a Ubuntu server. The only thing is they designed it so it doesn't have full access to the system so it's less likely to f*** s*** up. But that also means that it's way less useful. But I'm working on making it have full control with a little bridge system I need to make and then I'll have full access to that server and can execute commands fully without just providing code for you to copy paste and do steps screw all that noise
claude is really good for coding in my experience. I'm using claude 4 sonnet
Claude is nice indeed.
I tried GitHub's CoPilot. That seems pretty good too and has access to a few different ones, including claude sonnet 3.5
sonnet 3.5 is ancient though.
my recommendation is setting it up yourself;
admittedly haven't tried github myself, but this way you retain full control. Bonus is no monthly subscription fee -- you only pay for what you actually use
I'll be looking into this one a bit later today.
Not sure why, but I honestly prefer a monthly subscription vs paying for what I use. It's easier to handle for me that way.
The github copilot is integrated directly in vs code. Has a few different ones.
I've found that gpt-4.1 (using gpt 5 until limit is reached) is pretty decent at helping.
Your working space looks nice. Give the job a little push, it will come out fine.
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