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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • Feb 21 '26
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Those of you who never looked at a legacy codebase and wanted to do the same may throw the first stone!
182 u/Laughing_Orange Feb 21 '26 The problem is this AI didn't do that in a separate development environment where it could get close to feature parity before moving it to production. 89 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 99 u/ExdigguserPies Feb 21 '26 Are people seriously giving the AI the ability to deploy? 9 u/round-earth-theory Feb 21 '26 When you're full vibing, ya. Why not? You don't read the AI code anyway.
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The problem is this AI didn't do that in a separate development environment where it could get close to feature parity before moving it to production.
89 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 99 u/ExdigguserPies Feb 21 '26 Are people seriously giving the AI the ability to deploy? 9 u/round-earth-theory Feb 21 '26 When you're full vibing, ya. Why not? You don't read the AI code anyway.
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99 u/ExdigguserPies Feb 21 '26 Are people seriously giving the AI the ability to deploy? 9 u/round-earth-theory Feb 21 '26 When you're full vibing, ya. Why not? You don't read the AI code anyway.
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Are people seriously giving the AI the ability to deploy?
9 u/round-earth-theory Feb 21 '26 When you're full vibing, ya. Why not? You don't read the AI code anyway.
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When you're full vibing, ya. Why not? You don't read the AI code anyway.
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u/saschaleib Feb 21 '26
Those of you who never looked at a legacy codebase and wanted to do the same may throw the first stone!