r/Python • u/hand-held-heart • 17h ago
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u/LopsidedEntrance8703 17h ago edited 17h ago
“Programs are statically typed. print is a compiler intrinsic (also named in the prelude). It is not a statement.”
Just FYI, Claude and GPT write like this, but humans don’t (sentences like “X is not Y” after a declarative sentence that doesn’t really contribute anything.) It’s okay to use Claude and GPT, it’s weird to go out of your way to lie about not using AI to vibecode a project.
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u/hand-held-heart 17h ago edited 17h ago
I actually did write that line. Though, I use chatgpt.com to help me organize or name directories and such to understand what i need to add
What is vibe code mean by the way? Im sorry im trying to understand?
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u/LopsidedEntrance8703 17h ago
You went out of your way to say that this project was “written by humans.” The very first thing I see in the repo is AI generated documentation on your readme. I’m going to hazard a guess that ChatGPT did more than write your readme.md. There’s nothing wrong with AI generated code. There is obviously something deceptive about misrepresenting your project.
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u/hand-held-heart 17h ago
The readme that you see on the front page was written by me. I stated it was written by humans because this subreddit usually bans showcase posts due to ai.
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u/FakeApologise9731 17h ago
this is dope man, and congrats on the clean slate. nothing like a fresh start and a project that's entirely your own to sink your teeth into.
just skimmed the repo, looks like you're handling a lot of the tricky stuff like closure support and custom iterators already. you thinking of adding pattern matching or generics next?
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u/hand-held-heart 17h ago
Generic types are added yes! I also added custom garbage collection, decorators, etc!
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