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Vibe coding as a coding veteran: from 8-bit assembly to English-as-code

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> Until you lose access to the LLM and find your ability has atrophied to the point you have to look up the simplest of keywords. You can locally run pretty decent coding models such as Qwen3 Coder in a RTX 4090 GPU through LM Studio or Ollama with Cline. It's a good idea even if they give slightly worse results in average, as you can limit your spending of expensive tokens for trivial grunt work and use them only fo…

Or you could use your brain, which will actually learn and improve.

Sure, and you could program all your code in punch cards to not depend on those fancy new video screens. Double plus if you codify it in assembler so that you don't depend on compilers.

Re: Vibe coding as a coding veteran: from 8-bit assembly to English-as-code

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Article: All in all, my impression is that you have to read carefully whatever the AI assistant writes if you want to be sure you “own your code” If you are 100% vibe coding then you do not own the code at all. You might have some limited protections in the UK, but EU/US any AI generated code can't be copyrighted. So someone can steal your Vibe coded app and resell it without fear. .. The other major issue that I hav…

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