This board needs a "Vibe-coded" prefix

[linkenski]

You know?

 

[Reploid]

wut

 

[purple_bandit]

Chad-coded prefix

 

[mathew77]

Yeaaa, agreed!.. Kill all hoomans! Bite my shiny metal ass!..

 

[ChibiMofo]

Wouldn't it be better and more humane if we just instabanned "developers" that post that shit?

I mean I think it would win a poll here.

 

[smileyhead]

Would people use it, though? Also, a more general ‘AI-assisted’ prefix would be preferable IMO, so that it covers more than just coding.

 

[spinal_cord]

LOL, no. By that sense, we need specific "BASIC Coded", "C Coded", "ASM Coded", "Read it in a book some place Coded" "Googled it Coded" etc.

 

[smileyhead]

LOL, no. By that sense, we need specific "BASIC Coded", "C Coded", "ASM Coded", "Read it in a book some place Coded" "Googled it Coded" etc.

Generally speaking, AI disclosure isn't about telling people in detail how a project is coded under the hood. It's more like saying ‘Hey, I probably don't understand how exactly this works, code quality is likely poor, and I don't plan on maintaining it well – or at all. It seems to work, but use at your own risk.’

 

[spinal_cord]

Generally speaking, AI disclosure isn't about telling people in detail how a project is coded under the hood. It's more like saying ‘Hey, I probably don't understand how exactly this works, code quality is likely poor, and I don't plan on maintaining it well – or at all. It seems to work, but use at your own risk.’

A disclaimer I should have an everything I hand coded over the past 30 years. Literally 10 minutes after coding something I have forgot what the hell I was thinking. Go on, ask me how DSision2 or DiagnoSe works...

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Generally speaking, AI disclosure isn't about telling people in detail how a project is coded under the hood. It's more like saying ‘Hey, I probably don't understand how exactly this works, code quality is likely poor, and I don't plan on maintaining it well – or at all. It seems to work, but use at your own risk.’

Really no different from coding by googling what you want to do and copying the first stackoverflow result in that sense.