14 points | by terryXyz 3 hours ago
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So, on the one hand, I want everyone to be able to vibe code all the software they always wish existed and be able to use it and enjoy it.
But, on the other hand, I don't ever want to use anyone else's vibe coded software. Especially if it's non-essential.
And I certainly won't ever pay for it.
I have seen this AI corgi in a million places. It's like the em-dash of AI animals
On the Mac App Store page [1], I can see the settings panel in a screenshot. In General Settings / Onboarding, there is a toggle switch labelled:
"Show onboarding on first launch", with more text underneath
"Show first-run guide after installation"
I have no choice but to conclude that this app was vibe-coded from snout to tail.
[1] https://apps.apple.com/app/id6776577400
I couldn't find an example/screenshot of how the reminder would appear on the screen
Nor, alas, the pets!
First one’s free:
https://reminder.w3cub.com/guide/pets.html
And a few screenshots on the Mac App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6776577400
There's no screenshot of the free one. And the other screenshots also appear to be AI?? Or does it actually look like that?
Not in the FAQ but immediately at the top of my mind when I looked at the images: What is the provenance of these pets? Are they AI generated?
github link seems to be broken: https://github.com/petreminder/reminder
The repository hasn't been made public yet it seems.
So, on the one hand, I want everyone to be able to vibe code all the software they always wish existed and be able to use it and enjoy it.
But, on the other hand, I don't ever want to use anyone else's vibe coded software. Especially if it's non-essential.
And I certainly won't ever pay for it.
I have seen this AI corgi in a million places. It's like the em-dash of AI animals
On the Mac App Store page [1], I can see the settings panel in a screenshot. In General Settings / Onboarding, there is a toggle switch labelled:
"Show onboarding on first launch", with more text underneath
"Show first-run guide after installation"
I have no choice but to conclude that this app was vibe-coded from snout to tail.
[1] https://apps.apple.com/app/id6776577400
I couldn't find an example/screenshot of how the reminder would appear on the screen
Nor, alas, the pets!
First one’s free:
https://reminder.w3cub.com/guide/pets.html
And a few screenshots on the Mac App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6776577400
There's no screenshot of the free one. And the other screenshots also appear to be AI?? Or does it actually look like that?
Not in the FAQ but immediately at the top of my mind when I looked at the images: What is the provenance of these pets? Are they AI generated?
github link seems to be broken: https://github.com/petreminder/reminder
The repository hasn't been made public yet it seems.