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Brothers think alike ;) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17871313
It's crazy that in 2018 a cellular automata written in JS by a 12 year old was considered special (which it is) and today, nobody would even bat an eye because you can just vibe code this without effort.
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Brothers think alike ;) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17871313
It's crazy that in 2018 a cellular automata written in JS by a 12 year old was considered special (which it is) and today, nobody would even bat an eye because you can just vibe code this without effort.
You did something meaningful, you even waited to share it with the world until version three, and you learned a ton doing it. Well done, dude!
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It's crazy that in 2018 a cellular automata written in JS by a 12 year old was considered special (which it is) and today, nobody would even bat an eye because you can just vibe code this without effort.
Hold up, are you the type of person wanting to fire software teams because we can just ask the Product Owner to vibe code the new features?
The projects I built as teenager spending weeks, it's just would take half hour of vibecoding now.
Don't post your age on the internet :) Project looks cool
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Hold up, are you the type of person wanting to fire software teams because we can just ask the Product Owner to vibe code the new features?
No, I think the bar is just too high nowdays. The projects I built as teenager spending weeks, it's just would take half hour of vibecoding now.
It's like getting all the cheat codes and then the game isn't fun anymore.
Hey, you should join Hack Club! I was just at an event where a high schooler designed and built a continuous variable transmission ( https://outpost.hackclub.com ). You’ll meet a ton of interesting, friendly teens who are all helping each other build awesome projects. Cool project! (Hack Club is a nonprofit and I’m the founder of it)
I was actually looking to join hackclub, how should I approach it?
I think you can drop the wannabe label. Of course you have a long way to go and much to learn but I think you are already an engineer, just one at the very start of what might be a great career.