Anon02/18/26, 07:51No.2977214
So I was randomly watching YouTube recently and saw a George Hotz past broadcast entitled "George Hotz | Programming | Welcome to Gas Town and the future of Computer Use | Agentic AI | Part 1". It kind of shocked me to see this. I was under the impression for some years now that vibecoding was for total noob programmers who were incompetent and horrible coders that were happy to throw together some absolute trash bug filled code with LLM help and call it done. And that were they ever to need to go back and fix the code and remove bugs, it would be more trouble than it was worth due to the horrible code the LLM output. That it would be easier to rewrite it all from scratch at that point than to try to fix its bugs. I'd been watching this space closely though. That was the consensus I thought was at hand. But then this video threw a monkey wrench into that consensus. Here, a world renowned god-tier coder in George Hotz was using agentic AI and saying its the future of coding. Kind of blew my mind. I then deep dove into agentic AI, how agents work, what is the agentic loop, what are agent tools, what are agent skills, what is good vibe coding practice, what are good vs bad vibe coding methodologies, how much does it cost, etc etc. I discovered something called Claude Code and Codex and OpenCode and OpenClaw and people raving about these tools or warning about them and making fun of them. It is a incredibly polarizing topic with people adamantly for and against it all. I even listened to a 11.5 hour long audiobook called Vibe Coding Audiobook by Gene Kim, Steve Yegge. It was a huge deep dive for me. Full Post: https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/ubs/llm-assisted-coding-custom-ecosystem-i-am-creating.1927/