AI can’t do it. You still have to hold its hand. You still have to sit there and ask it to do things. There is no fire and forget.
replyFor personal projects that don't matter? Sorry but that's your opinion at this point. I respect it but also fully disagree. Also even in that case, isn't it still reducing time and problems we have with pre-AI personal projects like maintainability and feature creep like you mentioned.
reply> For personal projects that don't matter?
replyMy personal projects matter a lot. For some of them I am trusting my private data in the code, so I need to hold it to a high security and privacy standard. For others, I have hundreds or thousands of users (game mods, helper tools for hobbies, etc.), and I don't want to ship low quality to them.
It’s just my opinion that you have to ask the LLM to do things? Seems like reality to me tbh.
replyI was talking about AI developed tooling.
replyIt’s amazing that you can get something usable quickly, but then every time you use the software you’re back in the AI working on your tool.
Using AI to build the tool becomes the project, replacing the project that led you to think about vibecoding a tool.