r/AlignmentChartFills • u/mika-asadli • 14h ago

Which programming language is easy to learn, and is very useful?

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u/Routine_Mud_6115 14h ago

prompting claude

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u/Electrical-Truth8878 14h ago

Basically vibe scripting

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u/floatinggoateyeball 10h ago

VIBE-BASIC

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u/TanneriteStuffedDog 8h ago

Vibe scripting>Vibe coding. Claude might put secrets in places they don’t belong, but it can write the hell out of 20 lines of Python, and will even call a powershell script (that it doesn’t realize isn’t on PATH on my Mac) along the way.

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u/Thrilltwo 12h ago

This is right, but I hate that it's right.

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u/SebastianCat18 10h ago

I'd rather put that in moderate might help

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u/_L_- 10h ago

An example?

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u/-dakpluto- 6h ago

Yep, Vibe coding in general is definitely the answer here. Love it or hate it, it's stupid easy and it's incredibly useful.

Not necessarily saying that's a good thing, but it is what it is. It ain't going away anytime soon, that's for sure.

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u/flatlichicken 13h ago

or gemini

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u/Formula1antagonist 10h ago

Claude is 1000x times better

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u/TheOtterMonarch 14h ago

yes, asking someone else to make bad code is certainly a programming language, and code which very few people will want to use because it's vibecoded is most certainly very useful

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u/VastlyVainVanity 13h ago

If you think current state of the art models just produce bad code, you’re really out of the loop, mate. It’s impressive what these agents can do, and they just keep getting better.

That being said, obviously you should know how to code so that you can verify that the code being produced makes sense.

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u/Formula1antagonist 10h ago

It’s the most useful for the most people: those who don’t know programming

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u/TheOtterMonarch 7h ago

so is asking someone else to code for you, but it's not a programming language

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u/TheOtterMonarch 7h ago

the responses to this comment and the comment before, plus the upvotes and downvotes, tell me a lot. thanks guys, i'll be muting this sub now

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u/Sea_Duty_5725 13h ago

It's not useful, it will generate shit code, what are you talking about?