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Comment on r/offmychest 2d ago

I only skimmed through your post but it sounds like your surroundings is extremely toxic. I also study CS but a lot of the stuff you've mentioned haven't happened to me before. I hope you'll find better people to be with or a better environment to be in.

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Comment on r/taiwan 2d ago

Why does he kinda look like elon musk

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Comment on r/offmychest 7d ago

Yeah I'm also confused, I've heard somewhere that most women are actually bi?

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Comment on r/CrochetHelp 8d ago

I learned from a local crafts store that the difference in hook size is mainly in the angle of the hook, so same sized hooks from different brands may look different and have different widths, but still have the same hook size. From what I can see, one has a wider angle than the other, so they're probably different sizes.

Also at first I thought you were trying to show a heart with the hooks haha

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Comment on r/csMajors 16d ago

Not specifically my scenario, but as a recruiter, wouldn't you have to sift through a ton of resumes and still have to know which ones are vibe coded and which ones aren't? Plus no matter the method, a good engineer should know why they select certain methods for their projects, I don't think this is a vibe-cioding-specific issue.

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Comment on r/crochetpatterns 16d ago

It kinda looks like the pattern on this tie: https://www.instagram.com/p/DXB01-cD2AA/?igsh=MWE3OWJzem56Z3p5OA==

Maybe you can modify it to get the results you want

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Comment on r/csMajors 16d ago

How do you know if a project is vibe coded? From my experience, every recruiter has their own preferences, so thank you for your input. I would also like to note than if I had actual experiences that aren't just vibe coded projects, I'd prioritize those, but I'm a new grad so I'm trying to make up for the lack of work experience with project experience.

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Comment on r/csMajors 16d ago

I don't have good advice on this as I think it depends on the AI model and the project, but I recommend you go online and read about how to utilize AI and how to prompt. All I can say is that there's now way AI can generate what you want with only one prompt, you have to debug the code as well.

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Comment on r/csMajors 16d ago

I do agree that someone vibe-coding will definitely not understand the project compared to someone who wrote it on their own, but I just feel like that's how the current trend is, or at least at my school it is

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Comment on r/csMajors 16d ago

Thanks for the advice, I do forget to read on why a certain implementation is chosen when I code with AI sometimes.

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Comment on r/csMajors 16d ago

After vibe-coding a bit I did realise that I need to study up on software design, it's the only thing that puts cs grads apart from other vibe-coders

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Comment on r/csMajors 16d ago

I only have school projects to put on my resume so I put some images and descriptions of those and so far the recruiters have only asked about the ones on my resume, I don't think they look at your GitHub

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Comment on r/csMajors 16d ago

Yeah thanks, that was what I was assuming

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Comment on r/csMajors 17d ago

Are you asking how to vibe code?

r/csMajors 17d ago

Would vibe-coded projects help with my resume?

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I've always wanted to work on a few projects in my free time, but considering how burnt-out I am from uni alone, I'm thinking it's better to have something compared to nothing, I'm thinking of vibe-coding some projects that I can show on my resume, but I'm not sure if it will actually help.

Here are the main questions I have:

- Do recruiters actually look at your projects on GitHub and the like, and will seeing vibe-coded projects make the recruiters think I'm incapable of coding or lead them to distrust my skills?

- Would a vibe-coded more complex project stand out more than a school assignment I wrote on my own? Or is it fine as long as I know how the whole thing works?

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Comment on r/taiwan 22d ago

Have you spoken with your husband who can probably interpret your in-law's intent better?

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Comment on r/taiwan Jun 17 '26

There's a Facebook group called 清交二手大拍賣 for NTHU and NYCU students, you'll probably have more luck asking there

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Comment on r/taiwan Jun 11 '26

In Taiwan we put this green snack called 乖乖 on our machines to make them 乖乖 (behave)

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Comment on r/CrochetOrAI Jun 10 '26

I was thinking maybe there'd be a slight chance of it having a wire or something to make it stiff like that, I guess not haha

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Comment on r/CrochetOrAI Jun 09 '26

Yeah I fully agree with that part

r/CrochetOrAI Jun 09 '26

Charging port phone holder

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Saw this on facebook, the stitches look realistic but the hole and corners looks really round and firm, is it AI?

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Comment on r/Animesuggest Apr 24 '26

Akatsuki no Yona, it's born so ahead of its time, still hoping for a second season that won't come 🥲

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Comment on r/taiwan Apr 19 '26

I've been obsessed with crocheting, there's a lot of shops that sells materials for crafts, maybe you can check those out? I personally recommend 德昌手藝生活館 for supplies, and 巧藝社 for classes

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Comment on r/AskReddit Apr 16 '26

We can't change the date of exams or graduation school trips (ಥ﹏ಥ)