>>108624316
LLMs aren't supposed to produce usable code, they exist to keep retards busy prompting. They save companies billions by keeping the idiots on the payroll prompting stupid shit instead of pestering their coworkers or scheduling meetings.

>>108624316
The one I made.

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>>108624369
uhuh, where is the github link?

>>108624316
Gemini Cli helped me set up an Image embedding model using SQLite on my Android phone.
Now I can "vibe" search memes and porn! That's useful!

>>108624440
Every AI generated project is just another application of machine learning or LLMs. Aren't you guys getting tired of this?

>>108624532
what should people be making bro? another b2b saas app or brainrot social network like humans have been doing for the last decade and a half?

>>108624369
FPBP

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>>108624545
Just stop making shit period if this is all it's good for.

I made an android video gallery app that scrolls vertically between videos like tiktok.
I have thousands of webms saved and it's been fun revisiting old ones. I have basic coding skill in C but I couldn't be assed to learn Kotlin just to make one app.
It's incredibly barebones and needs some cosmetic polish and it came to around 6mb in size.
I used a free Claude account to do it.
I totally understand why people are apprehensive about AI but it can be a huge help in executing simple small scope, personal projects without needing to invest too much.

>>108624369
this except its the one i made

t3.chat since it $8 a month and lets me interact with my favorite LLMs without whatever biases they're given on their respective official clients.

Also everything I had an LLM make to automate some boring task on my computer.

Also I made a full-fledged language-learning website with it that I use to learn ruski.

Sorry, I only vibecode useful firmware.

https://bitchat.free/

>>108624628
Actual delusion

>>108624316
I can't. because 99% of software is not open source

>>108624316
I don't understand how anyone trusts that shit at all.
I have code I wrote while so fucked up I don't remember writing it, and still don't fully understand, that I trust more than ai slop.

>>108624316
linux

>>108624989
Cool, a shittier buggier clone of Bridgefy

>>108624316
Windows 11

>>108625670
Windows was better before AI.

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I'm vibecoding a whiteboard/knowledge management app that I'm already using to work on a game, pic related. It supports quite a few features you can't find on normal whiteboards already but whether it's useful to you or not I don't know

https://github.com/whitevanillaskies/whitebloom

>>108624316
99% of all software written in the past three years.

>>108625963
Not really. AI assisted is not vibecoded. I'm vibecoding an app and I don't understand a single line of code and yet it works. Meanwhile I'm using AI tools on my primary project and I understand the code and consult with the AIs rather than let them own the project.

>>108624598
>Doesn't know what fpbp means

Yeah, checks out.

>>108625975
I notice you say the vibecoded app works while mentioning nothing about the "assisted" app. Turns out AI is just straight up better. Everyone vibecoding is shipping and everyone else does not even have building software.

>>108625947
Let me get this straight... you're using multibillion dollar infrastructure to produce a janky tool you don't understand the inner workings of... to do something you could have just done with a sheet of paper and a pencil?

>>108625983
kys yourself

>>108625994
I don't see how that is relevant even if that were true. I'm just replying to that anon saying that most software is vibe coded when it's absolutely not. Vibecoding is not just programming with an AI assistant

>>108624316
i don't vibe-code. i also don't do webshit (i write C and Rust mostly).
some old family members use an M3U playlist of streams i put together (based on iptv-org) on their TV box. one of the streams died. and i found out that the channel website now uses a web API call to extract an HLS playlist URL. so I needed to setup a redirector service. not wanting to host that myself or put any effort into this at all, i just asked an LLM to generate a project that would work with one of the services with a good free tier for web API requests. it spat out a small flask project that i trivially edited and set up, and that's set. it was done in a couple of minutes.
i wouldn't call that ~20 line project "software", but it was really useful in not wasting my time learning webshittery to do something trivial.

>>108624316
Does AI assistance, or bashing it in the head with a stick until it spits out the right thing because I don't fully know how to program count? It doesn't either, but somehow, between the two of us, we manage to get things done.

>>108624997
I always take my script ideas to grok. It thinks of things I don't sometimes.
With some proompting, it one-shotted this wrapper. I would have never thought to just awk print the endcode, but I'm also retarded.

# Fix nvimpager's cat mode ouput.
# Bandaid solution for runaway background colors
# Large comment blocks kill highlighting
nvimpager() {
  local args=()
  local has_pager=false
  while (($#)); do
    case "$1" in
    -h | --help)
      # Show real help without any interference
      command nvimpager "$@"
      return
      ;;
    -p | --pager)
      has_pager=true
      args+=("$1")
      ;;
    --)
      args+=("$1")
      shift
      args+=("$@")
      break
      ;;
    *)
      args+=("$1")
      ;;
    esac
    shift
  done
  if $has_pager; then
    # Explicit pager mode: run original nvimpager untouched (interactive, no fix needed)
    command nvimpager "${args[@]}"
  else
    # Cat mode (default invocation or with -c): apply the line-ending reset fix
    command nvimpager -c "${args[@]}" | awk '{print $0 "\033[0m\033[K"}'
  fi
}