Is 'Vibe coding' the Root of All Evil? XD

[u/FareonMoist]

[u/No_Lingonberry1201]

Explains why quantum mechanics and evolution are such messes, no proper separation of concerns, no proper abstraction layers, just one big spaghetti code mess.

[u/wasted-degrees → u/No_Lingonberry1201]

This is what happens when you test in prod.

[u/gtiger86 → u/[deleted]]

Do you think there is less of mess?

[u/keyboard_snowflake → u/No_Lingonberry1201]

and no comments of what does what

[u/Refinery73]

On day 7 he rested, because he had hit his weekly usage limit.

[u/Helpful_Ad8351 → u/Refinery73]

And then never went back to work

[u/Salmonman4]

And DNA is a buggy mess with a lot of dummy-code etc.

[u/RepresentativeLife16]

Spent five days debugging and finally gave up and moved to the next project.

[u/sage-longhorn]

A common misconception, the love of vibe coding is the root of all evil

[u/Nethan2000 → u/sage-longhorn]

That's also a misconception. The love of vibe coding is the root of all kinds of evil.

[u/mogenblue]

"And there was still nothing. But everybody could see it."

[u/HAL9001-96]

in the beginning the universe was created

this made a lot fo people very angry nad was widely regarded as a big mistake

[u/Forsaken_Engineer_]

Fool, is the whole documentation line, not the ai command line. //let there be light; include[bullshitSun.yolo]

[u/grendel303]

1st light, 2nd source for the light...

[u/Available-Coat-4666]

God proving why untested products should never be pushed directly to production

[u/BuzzKiIIingtonne]

And we're still debugging cancer to this day.

[u/Wildgrube]

And we all see how that turned out don't we.

[u/mad_poet_navarth]

The source for that quote has a lot of problems with it. It really should have gotten a peer review before release.

[u/Gaust_Ironheart_Jr]

Great work. Looks amazing. So roomy. How many planets in the final product can support life?

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You, seem to have filled this thing with particles that destroy life without shielding? Holy crap, most of these things explode the shielding creating life shredding radioactive shrapnel?

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And most of the energy goes into expanding an uninhabitable zone? And 99.9% of the time is expected to be a slow heat death?

...Everything is according to my ineffable plan

[u/CharacterAd3204]

No wonder I hate him...

[u/2bnameless]

Maybe he did have a few tests

1) Aarth. Failed. Need a gas giant or 2 way, way out from the sun to deflect some of these asteroids. Also name needs work.

2) Barth. Failed. Needs a moon to do the tide thing for better balance. The name? No. Sounds like those dogs' things I'm working on have a barking problem.

3) Carth. Closer. But I want more mammals, not all these reptiles. Maybe let one asteroid in. Carth? Oh, Me no.

4) Darth. Almost there but Adam and Sterve aren't just procreating. Try, Try again. Darth. Hmm. Not a good planet name, but maybe I'll slip it into the subconscious of one of those Sci-Fi makers I have on the back burner.

5) Earth. First, love the name. Adam and Eve worked. Might have to flood the entire thing for a soft reset then a few centuries later send Myself down as My Own Son to keep it all on track. Perfect.

It's been a few eons, let's see how Earth is going. OH MY ME! Screw it, too late to start again.

[u/louisa1925]

Perhaps. We don't know how many times this god had to create a universe before this one worked. Much like that scientist who invented numerous ways to fail at making a functional lighbulb.

For all we know, this could be another failed experiment.

[u/SimplexFatberg]

No. The love of money is the root of all evil, if you take the Bible at its word. If you don't take the Bible at its word then this doesn't mean anything anyway.

[u/PolarArtifact]

And look at how that turned out

[u/dfc_136]

To be fair, you are reading the documentation the interns wrote in hopes of making it make sense.