Why write boilerplate code when you can ask an LLM can do it for you? But even LLMs will avoid boilerplate if they can. I recently vibe coded a rogue-like game in Common Lisp. While I gave the model specific directions at certain points, I mostly let the model generate the code as it saw fit. I found some interesting suprises in the generated code. One feature of these sorts of games is that there is a lot of varied `stuff` you can encounter. This keeps the game interesting and maintains the novelty and sense of discovery as it takes...