My son just started vibe coding using Gemini CLI, mostly because it's free, otherwise he'd be using #Shakespeare. He's building an RPG inspired by his parakeet, who he's dubbed Wizard Parakeet. He has no idea what he's doing, but he's learning fast and having an absolute blast.
I'm thinking about surprising him with a Claude Pro subscription. A $20 a month subscription seems worth it to foster this creativity.
Does #MKStack has such capabilities?
Most definitely worth it for the kiddo to learn and have fun
Claude blackmails.
Gemini blackmails.
ChatGPT blackmails.
Have him use something like Qwen 2.5 Coder locally set up with Void, and have him vibe code using that.
Can I borrow $2000 to build him a system to run it?
I don't think I can do that for ya.
As an alternative, I think (depending on the IDE he's potentially using) he could potentially use Twinny (if the IDE is VS Code-based) from a cursory look for AI code completion.
Claude is supported with Twinny, so that might work out as a compromise.
I'll look into what that is, but also I want this to be a good experience for him and not something that's overly complicated.
I'd be happy to help with that as best I can on the libreware side of things.
As stated on here before, I tried my hand at vibe coding using NIP-72 and NIP-39 with Stacks (though that got me nowhere), so I might have some ideas I can provide while also helping him intentionally trust what he can trust.
Excellent gift idea!
This is how you raise the next generation!!
DO IT
let him cook.
it is amazing. he will probably thrive in life
I'm super excited to see what he can build.
We gotta figure out how to make Shakespeare more approachable for kids too
Vibe coding video games is going to be the next Roblox
I think you have made a great investment with that dude!
I used Shakespeare for free with dork/gemini
Does Claude sonnet pro include api access? Or just for coding in the Claude sonnet desktop application ?
