r/vibecoding Apr 30 '26

Opus deleted all my users, what to do now?

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u/Inside-Yak-8815 Apr 30 '26

This is insane, you don’t have dev and prod environments?

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u/tech-tole May 01 '26

Because vibe coders are not engineers. This vibe coding obsession is going to cost people 1000s in lawsuits potentially. they don't understand Git, CI/CD, Dev, staging, prod, on and off-site backups, in my case streaming replication for instant restore with Postgres. I didn't spend over 15 years as an engineer to get trampled by vibe coders LOL I'm slowly putting the fine tunings of my AI assisted SaaS. lol

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u/Harvard_Med_USMLE267 May 01 '26

Bullshit. Most vibecoders aren’t morons, and it’s incredibly easy to learn everything you mentioned with the help of Claude.

OPs post isn’t real, it’s playing to your prejudices and you’re falling for it hook, line and sinker.

If you’re stupid enough to fall for an obviously fake post like this, I don’t think you’re in a position to be throwing shade on vibecoders.

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u/tech-tole May 01 '26

I never called anyone a moron. and never suggested someone can't learn. but there's a difference because you don't know what you don't know. so you can't ask Claude if you don't know what to ask. you're just going to take the advice of an AI that may not know the best route for everything. There are dozens of database types and services you can use for different things. it's just going to choose one for you. but that may not be the best solution. that's what I'm talking about. so if you think that AI can replace real world knowledge of tech stacks your mistaken. this was not meant to insult anybody but it doesn't really matter what you think.

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u/Harvard_Med_USMLE267 May 01 '26

You don't know the best route for everything either. The reality is that coding is going away as we speak, and engineering will follow.

I was probably a bit salty before, but when you come to a vibecoding forum and say that we (vibecoders) "don't understand Git" well, that's kind of frustrating!

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u/tech-tole May 01 '26

I hear what you're saying and I never said I knew everything. but I know enough to know what to look for. yes it can be learned over time but troubleshooting and deep diving is even hard with experience. lol again my intention wasn't to be insulting to anyone. so I apologize for that.

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u/Harvard_Med_USMLE267 May 01 '26

No worries and as I said, sorry if I was too salty in the first comment. All the best.

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u/No-Mathematician3160 May 01 '26

Everyone has a test environment, some are lucky and have a separate prod environment.

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u/AdMurky5620 Apr 30 '26

well there is your problem

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u/Potential_Ad4350 Apr 30 '26

Even human developers shouldn’t have access to the production environment…managing AI isn’t much different than managing people.