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Back to studying again π, Control Systems.
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Forwarded from Sapphire Builds.
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Let the road begin
What a beautiful morning
What a beautiful morning
Hmmm, I wonder who the winner of the Stark Hackathon will be? π
On a serious note, though, I was genuinely amazed by the creativity and execution of some of the projects, and I had fun judging them. However, sadly, a lot of projects were just vibed into oblivion.
Iβm not against using AI in our day-to-day development workflows, but some of these projects felt like they had little to no human intervention. At some point, it genuinely started feeling like a vibe-coding hackathon.
Ena please, ebakachu, don't outsource your thinking and architectural knowledge to AI. Have some taste. Care about what you build. There are actual people who might use your products, eko, for Christ's sake. And these projects are going to be judged, eko. π
Do it for your own conscience. Be your own harshest critic. Question your decisions, care about the details, and hold yourself to a higher standard. That's how you'll be able to ship something genuinely amazing.
This is my criticism of the vibe-coded projects. Please take it constructively. The point isn't to stop using AI, but to remember that AI should amplify your engineering skills, not replace your thinking.
On a serious note, though, I was genuinely amazed by the creativity and execution of some of the projects, and I had fun judging them. However, sadly, a lot of projects were just vibed into oblivion.
Iβm not against using AI in our day-to-day development workflows, but some of these projects felt like they had little to no human intervention. At some point, it genuinely started feeling like a vibe-coding hackathon.
Ena please, ebakachu, don't outsource your thinking and architectural knowledge to AI. Have some taste. Care about what you build. There are actual people who might use your products, eko, for Christ's sake. And these projects are going to be judged, eko. π
Do it for your own conscience. Be your own harshest critic. Question your decisions, care about the details, and hold yourself to a higher standard. That's how you'll be able to ship something genuinely amazing.
This is my criticism of the vibe-coded projects. Please take it constructively. The point isn't to stop using AI, but to remember that AI should amplify your engineering skills, not replace your thinking.
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Forwarded from Messi Bre
"I have built big systems and agentic orchestrations. My portfolio is full of cracked projects. Customers didn't care about any of it"
Mike
Mike
Honestly it was great from hackathon to the presentation stage today all things I will share you all images I got later
Forwarded from Buruk's Picks
Visa approved. Destination: Dormitory. πβ
And special thanks to the cameraman @Etsuba_19 who stood by me throughout the journey. πππΈ
And special thanks to the cameraman @Etsuba_19 who stood by me throughout the journey. πππΈ