Of course that could be my info bubble (Bluesky instead of twitter, newsletters, slightly less attracted to shiny than I used to be)
Anybody else feel the same?
I'm not ideologically against LLMs as a technology or the usage of them, but I do believe there is an inherent unfairness in the way a small set of companies have freely hoovered up all of this work meant to enhance the public commons (often using the most toxic and anti-social web crawling robots imaginable) while handwaving away what I believe are important copyright considerations.
I'd rather just not release my own source code anymore than help them continue to do that.
Vibe coding doesn't care about the implementation details, so Svelte is dead.
A unified codebase might be better for humans. But a FE/BE database is better for AI, because you have a clear security boundary, separation of concerns, and well-known patterns for both individually.