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> Because many available LLMs run your Python code in a sandbox, which means less friction for vibe coders. This is false, a lot of non "vibe coders" are using
by AlexeyBrin 1y ago
> Because many available LLMs run your Python code in a sandbox, which means less friction for vibe coders.
This is false, a lot of non "vibe coders" are using Python for AI because of PyTorch and a many other AI libraries have first class Python support.
- johnisgood 1y agoHow do you know that it is not the reason or not ONE of the reasons? Seems pretty reasonable to me to use ChatGPT, Claude, or whichever one supports it. I am pretty sure some people (maybe this individual, too) may be using Python because their scripts can be executed in a sandbox on one of these websites. Heck, if it was as good at Factor or Forth as it is at Python, I would be writing more of them, too. In any case, you cannot claim that it is not one of the reasons. Can you?
- AlexeyBrin 1y agoI read your initial message, now edited, as this is THE reason. Of course it can be one of the reasons for which the author chose Python. Also the vibe coding part gave me the impression that you were implying that people that use/chose Python for AI are all vibe coders which is again false. Sorry if I misunderstood you, but this is what I got from your initial message.
- johnisgood 1y agoNo worries. I think there was a misunderstanding because even with my original message, I did not intend to suggest that people who use or choose Python for AI are all vibe coders, or at least I didn't think I did hint at that.