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Dishonest representation. The links provided do not show this at all, but very clearly that it has been isolated incidents that people extrapolate into false evidence.

Where is the evidence? HN is no better than the "I've done my own research" on Facebook.

Sad to see hackers become copyright zealots.

Doesn't matter and it has changed. To most devs vibe coding is when you let AI write your code.

Yeah, I've come to this realization as well. It's like the inverse of that classic interruption comic. The waiting makes me lose the context.

Coding with plan mode is still vibe coding. No-one outside HN calls it things like "agentic engineering" or whatever. Everyone just says they are vibe coding regardless of how hands on they are.

While I've definitely experienced it I don't think this is as much of a problem anymore. It's very easy to add an instruction to projects where you want every error to lead to a top-level throw rather than be handled. I also find that when it does try to mitigate it does so gracefully with a path you would actually make if you had infinite time, but your instinct tells you it's overkill.

> included guards for tons of edge cases that weren’t possible

It's not possible until it is. This is the justification lazy developers like we all are have been using leading to bugs down the road. This glorification of hand-made code is strange, like we weren't writing dirty code full of shortcuts and hacks all the time.

I trust a modern model implementing a standard feature like this much more than 99% of the people I've worked with.

People bash LLMs for overengineering but for this it's what you want. Taking extreme edge-cases into account that a human would never bother with and obsessing over security.

What cultures are you referring to? Mayonnaise and mustard are staples in for example French cuisine, which many consider to be the best food in the world.

Not being able to enjoy tasty things must be horrible.

Sounds delicious. Banana on pizza is a very beloved dish in the Nordics.

So many tasty things people miss out on due to peer pressure and being afraid to give "strange" food a try.

No such thing as a bad sandwich. People are pretending not to like things.

You're talking about a very niche group out of all the devs using AI, which is the majority of developers.

A totally passive demon would still be "OMG DEMONS".

Why are carpenters always the example in these arguments? I know a framing carpenter and I've never heard anyone whine more about their job than he does.

Another green name posting edgy comments. It's just embarrassing and you're wasting your time.

Hardly a pet peeve when it's the most mainstream thing to point out nowadays.

> [HUMAN-CODE]

This reads like you accidentally forgot to remove the output from an LLM, but I presume the intent is the opposite.

I do and just asked around among friends. Everyone did.

Thank you. It went down immediately after being posted and yet it continued getting upvotes. I almost thought it was an experiment to see if people upvote on the title alone.

These threads are always filled with different versions of the same comment. Normally some reddit style reductive platitude that we've heard a billion times already.

Funny thing coming from a person with such a bio.

It's convenient and people 1. don't think it spies and 2. wouldn't care if it did.

I've paid more money to OpenAI than I've spent on all other products I pay for combined the past 5 years.

> You don't anthropomorphize your lawnmower

Everyone does. They assign names and gender to their robovacs all the time.

People keep yelling about HN being astroturfed and yet I haven't seen a single proof of it.

Sounds like you've only worked with brilliant people. Good for you but don't use your experience to spread these obviously delusional ideas.

I've only worked at companies with great leadership. This is in the Nordics with very strong worker protection. And yet most of my colleagues including myself have been pretty terrible and write dirty code. It's not a management issue and it's not anti-worker to acknowledge this fact.

The way you're responding to the comments in this thread just makes me dislike your idea even more. You want the site to be curated with things you like instead of what the community upvotes. That's it.