I'm glad you asked this. I had a small project on the weekend to build a persistence of vision toy and thought I'd give this "vibecoding" thing a try and work with an LLM.
I learned quite a lot in the process, mostly that I need to think in tiny systems. I was expecting I could feed the hardware environment into the LLM and prompt for an output. I was not expecting that I need to instruct the LLM to deliver code that was human-edit/readable.
I'm appreciating the advice in the comments to this post.
I learned quite a lot in the process, mostly that I need to think in tiny systems. I was expecting I could feed the hardware environment into the LLM and prompt for an output. I was not expecting that I need to instruct the LLM to deliver code that was human-edit/readable.
I'm appreciating the advice in the comments to this post.