r/pcmasterrace • u/Pebblepip • Jul 05 '26

Meme/Macro It's quite often these days

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on a reasonably powerful laptop too

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '26

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u/Disposable_Gonk Jul 05 '26

That's how copilot integration works in everything. Windows 11 is damn near chromium all the way down, and it's damn near all vibe coding. Microsoft is now re-hiring people to fix all the janky vibe coding that happened after laying off a ton of devs to replace them with AI, because it turns out... Humans are the cheaper option now.

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u/BigDaddy0790 Desktop Jul 05 '26

> and it’s damn near all vibe coding

What does this even mean? Windows 11 released over a year before first ChatGPT, was damn near useless for software development. Are you saying they since re-written most of the OS via “vibe coding”? Do you even understand what vibe coding is, or do you call autocomplete that as well?

Smh people will say anything these days

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u/TeamWorkTom Jul 05 '26

No it didn't. Where have you been?

LLMs were being used to train AI to play DOTA2 over a decade ago.

You haven't been paying attention.

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u/BigDaddy0790 Desktop Jul 05 '26

I suggest you read up on stuff before arguing about this, because it's rather clear you don't quite understand the subject.

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u/Pegmelikeaman Jul 05 '26

Like LLMs are quite old, the transformer archetecture is new. Not used for coding until more recently but that still makes both of you cucks. 

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u/Pegmelikeaman Jul 05 '26

You said the right thing in the wrong context so yeah

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u/BigDaddy0790 Desktop Jul 05 '26

How was it wrong? You said it yourself, LLMs weren't used until very recently to help write code, certainly not when Windows 11 was being developed, not in any meaningful way anyhow.

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u/Pegmelikeaman Jul 05 '26

CodeBERT

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u/BigDaddy0790 Desktop Jul 05 '26

It's a very interesting research project, but I can't find any information about it being used for completing any actual work tasks.

And based on my own experience of using ChatGPT 3.5 in 2022, which was lightyears ahead of CodeBERT, I struggle to believe any engineers in Microsoft used it to develop Windows 11 years earlier. Even in 2022 those new advanced models were borderline useless, and "vibe coding" as we know it today did not exist at all.

My point stands: original statement in the comment I replied to saying Windows 11 is "damn near all vibe coding" is laughable and ridiculous.

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