Vibe coding is the fun new LLM game sweeping the nation. Rather than understand your code, it’s just running purely off of a prompt and vibes. Get an error, paste it into the LLM and say “plz fix”, very fun.
Vibe coding has been most helpful for me in CSS and Javascript land. I don’t really understand them, don’t particularly want to, and find it much easier to say “Make this site look professional using tailwind” and the LLM just figures it out
Separately, modeling is also quite fun, but I’ve honed my syntax to a few key commands.
- Break things apart, like a Jupyter Notebook
- Look to avoid the problem of having all predictions be based in the center
- Use library X and Y (those that work on my system)
- Write tests!
Super fun. Only thing I haven’t gotten to work is the javascript game design, but here’s hoping!
I have yet to make a game out of it - for some reason, the javascript doesn’t get all of the parts right as easily as it odes for others. I’ve separately logged some tips in modeling-llm for vibe data science / vibe modeling, which is also pretty fun!