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I routinely describe code that I want in natural language, and it generates correct TypeScript code for me automatically. When it gets something wrong, I see th
by practal 1y ago
I routinely describe code that I want in natural language, and it generates correct TypeScript code for me automatically. When it gets something wrong, I see that it is because of missing information, not because it is not smart enough. If I needed any more evidence for Strong AI since AlphaGo, that would be it.
I wouldn't call it vibe coding; I just have much more time to focus on the spec than on the code. I'd call that a sufficiently smart compiler.