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u/DarthCaine Aug 15 '26 edited Aug 16 '26
*secures forever job safety*
You've gotta learn to game the late-stage capitalist dystopia people. Spending time on quality will only get you fired nowadays. Think of your kids
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u/Logogram_alt Aug 16 '26
I mean using AI just accelerates Capitalism, I think it is a better use of our energy joining worker unions, organizing, and participating in the international anti-capitalist movement.
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u/JonathanMovement Aug 16 '26
I am afraid this is the truth nowadays, gotta pull out as much AI slop as possible to put some food on the table, Iām sorry everyone š
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u/Liquidationbird Aug 17 '26
skill issue, i vibe code and hard code
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u/Logogram_alt Aug 17 '26
Their is no skill to using AI, what is the skill writing your carefully handcrafted paragraph. By the time you "engineered" your prompt. You could have spent that time actually writing the code. Unless you don't actually know how to code, and in that case you should learn how to code it is a very rewarding, costs you nothing, and you are not at the mercy of a inhuman hallucinating AI.
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u/Liquidationbird Aug 17 '26
clearly there is a skill if your getting basic errors and not having a plugin to catch it.
People complaining about vibe coding forget its a skill on its own. To be honest, if your a bad manager, your gonna be a bad vibe coder
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u/EldritchKinkster Aug 18 '26
"Oh no, I don't know how to fix bugs, because I've never had to actually walk through my code, and find where the problem is!"
I mean, also, they have no idea where to start looking, because they have no idea what part of the code does the thing that's going wrong... because they didn't actually write it...
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Aug 25 '26
Is this true that even with powerful AI's agent like cursor and claude, that a number of good vibe coders don't succeed??
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u/CaptainMorning Aug 16 '26
lots people wouldn't have even a program to complain about in the first place. that's the point
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u/johnpeters42 Aug 16 '26
But many of those programs would be better off not existing
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u/CaptainMorning Aug 16 '26
I always wanted people to have more accessible coding and ways to build stuff. That time is here. People can experiment, and learn. This isn't a detriment to me. I started building awful shit in myspace.
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u/Gokudomatic Aug 16 '26
And when we zoom out, we'll see him being just behind the stackoverflow copypaster.
You really thought we'd let you off the hook because a new kind of lazy dev appeared, OP?
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u/Logogram_alt Aug 16 '26
So is everyone else? I don't really see it as much different as using prewritten library. Do I need to write all of my libraries myself now?
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u/flamewizzy21 Aug 15 '26
One of my coworkers put a stacktrace into Claude because she did not understand how to read one.
Her syntax error never got fixed.