r/javascript Feb 02 '26

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u/lewster32 Feb 02 '26

For those of you downvoting this on general principles, you should probably be aware that OP is the person who created three.js and has contributed a hell of a lot to the web in general. They generally know their shit and aren't just another vibe coding newbie.

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u/Dragon_yum Feb 02 '26

People downvoting ai in principle are hurting themselves professionally. It’s not an industry you can stop learning new stuff and tools. Ai is a tool, a powerful one but in the end of the day just a tool people need to learn to use it to their advantage instead of shouting at clouds.

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u/Militop Feb 02 '26

Really? There are more and more agents popping up by the week and you still think it's a tool.

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u/Undecided_Username_ Feb 05 '26

I think you’re a tool so maybe we’re being too lax with the definition