micahdeath

I "vibe code" but to me, it's a random thought and test to see what I can produce quickly. It doesn't have to be AI assisted/generated either. Maybe more ADHD, ooh, Ball! Or epiphanies where I have to try something out right away.

Could be trash or could be gold.

Doesn't support my AMD Athlon 3000G w/ 64GB RAM =P -- nor my real consumer GPUs (older than 4 years)

(And yes, I do run AI on my athlon... it is slow but works.)

You'd create macros or templates. In C# & VB.NET you can alias your imports for simpler/smaller code below.

Imports Word = Microsoft.Word ' VB using Word = Microsoft.Word // C#

Imports you only do once so that wouldn't be a huge pain... Though, SOLID/DRY would be a pain with many more imports.

I tell it the architecture I want. No SOLID, No DRY. Use KISS & YAGNI. BUT -- it should be based on your preferences.

Ask it questions before to get a feel for what is available.

Then on the 4th to 7th attempt, it looks pretty good.

Now, I want to know what the person does for work. =D

i ask the ai and use it - even though the code can be complete in a few minutes i spend alot of time reviewing and tweaking the output... surprising me, the timelines provided have been pretty close.

I like [x]copy deployments personally, then you have 1 command =)

Social Outcast here... It's pretty good.

Does this mean that a spouses Facebook page is illegal if they are cute?

Personally, I've been using Click-Once with a daily auto-update.

In the past, we didn't use auto-updates and manually updated those. Now days we are mostly web apps.

There is one app that we deploy through MECM. It's not our app, but it's used on enough PCs that MECM manages the deployment of it.

Do you mean windows updates? We use MECM so we can test windows updates effectively. This way Windows won't auto-update while your testing other things.

We blocked AT&T Mobile once... You get lots of complaints that way and we only blocked them for an hour.

We have some bots that use residential IP blocks (including TMobile, AT&T, Verizon, etc)... When they hit, it's 1 request per IP, but they use 1000 IPs easily. Then we don't see that IP again for a week or more.

My issue is that they are oversold to fix everything when, so far, it seems like fancy reporting and searching. Once you have an answer, then you go and fact check the answers with even more searches or plug in the provided code and find the API is wrong or it just doesn't compile.

Of course, I also do things that aren't the normal/common, so the learning isn't there.

Simple things, like basic CRUD operations work well but my apps aren't basic. =P

So, record your screen with your phone. =D