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Shipping at Inference-Speed | Peter Steinberger
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What Changed Since May It’s incredible how far “vibe coding” has come this year. Whereas in ~May I was amazed that some prompts produced code that worked out of the box, this is now my expectation . I can ship code now at a speed that seems unreal. I burned a lot of tokens since then. Time for an update. It’s funny how these agents work. There’s been this argument a few weeks ago that one needs to write code in order to feel bad architecture and that using agents creates a disconnection - and I couldn’t disagree more . When you spend enough time with agents, you know exactly how long sth shoul
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