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Yeah I see what you mean. At that point it would be identical to having AI auto-generate PRs from issues and that's not what we want. AI-assisted PRs where the author understand the generated code's inner workings would surely be acceptable? But I guess at that point it's not vibe coding anymore.

Are they really all bad? Is there a chance some of these are from junior developers using AI that could be onboarded to OSS with some guidance? I think it has potential to bring in a lot more contributors, but I realize a lot of projects are too complex for an LLM to figure out.

Out of curiosity, what was the benefit of doing so? From what I read it only impacts auto-caching for pnpm/yarn?

So it's a PiP view for errors, populating it with HTML returned by Youch when hitting the Nuxt/Vue error boundary, with the output "window" in a <DevOnly> floating component that only pops up when something is caught? :D I'm probably way off, but I'd be interested in seeing how you did it!

It has hallucinated composables that don’t exist and tries to destructure non-existent properties or functions from useNuxtApp. Next time it happens I’ll make a note of it.
Are you wondering if it’s an indication of missing features when the LLM desperately wants something to be real?

Perfect!

Great 👍 Pagination is a big one so I think I’ll wait for that implementation before fully trying it out, but I’ll be playing around with it on my hobby projects right away. Thanks for your hard work!

Awesome! Before I bring this to my boss’ attention, what does the path to 1.0 look like? I know version numbers aren’t that important in the grand scheme of things, but it matters for management 🙄

Only in a perfect world unfortunately. Mind you I’m not defending anything, just pointing out that we shouldn’t shift the blame to the new hot scapegoat too quickly!

To be fair, humans are much better at all of those things, such as driving their fellow humans to suicide and poisoning the environment 😉 Important not to forget that we’re just as imperfect when discussing this.

As a developer using Vue/Nuxt, how does this interact with Volar? Does it use its diagnostics when both TSSLint and Volar are installed and activated together?

My main problem is that, no matter how well the AI does at whatever task you give it, it’s only focused on making exactly what you asked for work without any thought about future-proofing, extensibility or component/composable driven architecture.

Nice ones!

No 😢 I'm so sorry for you and your family. She'll be missed!

Board games are my main hobby. My little secret: I have a collection of over 650 board games 🙈

What kind of board games do you like?

If you're at the beach in the Netherlands, did you spot any Strandbeest? Worth looking out for in my opinion!
www.strandbeest.com

Isn't the lack of suspense support equally blocking, even with ssr: false?

The most fortunate thread of fate and how to take hold of it.

I switch between the two constantly, simply because I get inspiration for one when I’m doing the other and I want to strike the iron while it’s hot.

That’s actually a good point. Although there is some nuance to it because auto-imports are more prevalent in the Vue ecosystem than any other, which means the dts skip would be more valuable for us. Still, I understand setting boundaries on what to support. Thanks for all your hard work!

Uncanny. Same for me! Is it even an algorithm at this point?

Thank you for all the hard work! I love the improved speed and stability and especially being able to click through to the actual components now. Any chance this could be made to work with auto imports of things like pinia stores (e.g. in Nuxt)? Those still lead to the definition file.

I don't think this is very controversial. But it's really a case of new vs old tech. For example, in Belgium we have seven old reactors. They are routinely shut down due to malfunctions. This skews the perspective of both the safety and reliability of nuclear energy.

Some of the best talks I’ve seen have been by people with less than perfect English. Nobody cares. As long as you get the information across you will be valued!

If you’re into a mix of mystery and character driven storytelling with strong themes of empathy and overcoming trauma through human interaction I’d like to recommend The OA. One of my favourite shows.

With the way things are progressing right now I don’t see them replacing our jobs entirely. But it is possible that due to increased productivity LLMs can offer less junior programmers will be hired. I consider it a good motivator to try and be the best at what you do. Goes for artists too!

Yes and no. I agree that longer names is better than ambiguous names, but usually having 4-5 words in a function name is an indication that there are repetitive namespace words in there. That in itself is usually an indicator you should be grouping them somehow and dropping the namespace.

But at the end of the day we're all developers and any developer worth their salt knows that delays are part of the trade. Especially in open source where there's no direct connection to a revenue stream. And looking at 3.xx changelogs, it's clear there was a lot of progress along the way.

I think it's a matter of perception. I turned on compatibility mode for v4 immediately, so I already felt like I was on Nuxt 4. But it's like with early access for video games: some people want it and others would rather wait. If one choses the latter, I can see how a year's delay feels bad.

Ah, a fellow Codenames enjoyer!