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> I actually think a few folks like this can be valuable around the edges of software but whole systems built like this are a nightmare t...

> I actually think a few folks like this can be valuable around the edges of software but whole systems built like this are a nightmare to work on. IMO AI vibe coding is an accelerant on this style of not knowing why something works but seeing what you want on the screen. I would correct that: it's not an accelerant of "seeing what you want on the screen," it's an accelerant of "seeing something on the screen." [Hey guys, that's a non-LLM it's not X, it's Y!] Things like habitual, unthoughtful null-checks are a recipe for subtle data errors that are extremely hard to fix because they only get noticed far away (in time and space) from the actual root cause.

Posted by palmotea on Dec 18, 2025, 2:26 PM

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> I actually think a few folks like this can be valuable around the edges of software but whole systems built like this are a nightmare t...

palmoteaDec 18, 2025, 2:26 PM

> I actually think a few folks like this can be valuable around the edges of software but whole systems built like this are a nightmare to work on. IMO AI vibe coding is an accelerant on this style of not knowing why something works but seeing what you want on the screen. I would correct that: it's not an accelerant of "seeing what you want on the screen," it's an accelerant of "seeing something on the screen." [Hey guys, that's a non-LLM it's not X, it's Y!] Things like habitual, unthoughtful null-checks are a recipe for subtle data errors that are extremely hard to fix because they only get noticed far away (in time and space) from the actual root cause.

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