Back in 2019, I submitted a GSOC proposal for Apertus. They wanted to add frame serving capability [1] to their RAW image processing software OpenCine [2]. Even though my proposal was rejected, I ended up learning a lot from their coding challenge [3] which was mandatory for submitting a proposal.
Reading research papers to understand Demosaicing [4], learning C++ coding guidelines, RAW file format, code reviews and feedback from Andrej and others at Apertus was really fun. At the time I was still a sophomore at college so I asked and made a ton of mistakes. Thanks Andrej [5] and team for being patient with so many of us! :)
[1] https://lab.apertus.org/T763
[2] https://www.apertus.org/en/opencine
[3] https://lab.apertus.org/T872
However the other day I gave ChatGPT a relatively simple assignment, and it kept ignoring the rules. Every time I corrected it, it broke a different rule. I was asking it for gender-neutral names, but it kept giving last names like Orlov (which becomes Orlova), or first names that are purely masculine.
Is it the same with vibe coding?
Tried using it for the first time for vibe coding and was quite disappointed with the overall result, felt like a college student hastily copy pasting code from different sources for a project due tomorrow.
Maybe I just gave bad prompts…