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I tried Vibe coding in BASIC and it didn't go well

With the rise of LLM systems (or “AI” as they are annoying called), the term “vibe coding” is all the rage recently. So I wondered, how does vibe coding work with BASIC?

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Coffee: The Unsung Hero of Programming

**"Code Runs on Coffee: The Unsung Hero of Programming"** Ah, coffee—the magical elixir that turns sleepy programmers into code-crafting wizards. Without it, the digital world would collapse into a heap of syntax errors and half-written functions. Let’s be real: if programming languages had a dependency list, **"Coffee >= 1 cup"** would be at the top.  ### <br>**Why Coffee is the Ultimate Debugger** - **Compiler Errors?** Not after the third cup. Suddenly, you’re seeing the matrix, and that cryptic error message makes *perfect sense*. - **Infinite Loops?** Coffee keeps you awake long enough to realize you forgot to increment `i`. - **Imposter Syndrome?** Nah, that’s just caffeine withdrawal. One sip, and you’re Linus Torvalds again. ### <br>**The Different Stages of a Programmer’s Coffee Consumption** 1. **First Cup:** "Alright, let’s tackle this bug!" *(writes elegant, efficient code)* 2. **Third Cup:** "I should refactor this entire codebase at 2 AM." *(chaos ensues)* 3. **Fifth Cup:** "I’ve invented a new programming language. It’s just emojis and coffee stains." *(Git commit message: “idk lol”)* ### <br>**Coffee vs. Energy Drinks: The Ultimate Showdown** Energy drinks promise wings, but coffee gives you **the sheer will to live through another sprint meeting**. Plus, have you ever seen a programmer calmly sip a Monster while debugging? No. They’re vibrating at the speed of light, muttering about semicolons. Coffee drinkers? We’re zen. (Or at least, *functional*.) ### <br>**The Dark Side of Coffee** - **Too Much?** Your code starts auto-completing with `System.out.println("I need sleep");` - **Too Little?** Your IDE judges you with squiggly red lines, whispering, *"You missed a bracket… again."* - **Spilled It?** Congrats, your keyboard now has a sticky ‘Ctrl’ key—**the ultimate betrayal**. ### <br>**In Conclusion** Coffee isn’t just a drink—it’s a **core life dependency**, the silent partner in every successful (or disastrous) commit. So next time your code works on the first try, thank your coffee. And if it doesn’t? **Drink more.** Now if you’ll excuse me, my IDE is open, my mug is empty, and my variables are *uninitialized*. Time for a refill. ☕💻 *(Disclaimer: No programmers were harmed in the making of this post—just mildly overcaffeinated.)*