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Vibe coders clicking "accept all" on 22,469 Claude Code changes without reading a single one
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Nah man this dude has far more skill than the average vibe coder. This dudes a legend of whatever the hell he’s doing here

in a way bro outsourced debugging to future bro

"Oh my bad. I turned your whole code into a data-smuggler malware and now you're being investigated for online terrorism. Do you want to me to give you the best technique to put up with a life sentence?"

shoulders of steel

Blind accept spree until the codebase smacks back harder.

Did this last week and Sonnet 4.6 silently rewrote my entire auth middleware. This is why I strictly use worktrunk now, just spin up a new worktree to isolate the damage.

copilot already caused this, claude just made the diff bigger and scarier

Eh just get another agent to check it for you. "Verify all changes don't break anything, test it and no mistakes" Now, back to Civ

bet they just trust the model to fix their own bugs now? or maybe the diff was so small they thought it was a typo

#bribecodedino

Claude: Can I run bh:62567837:abekdjy61552 Me: sure

and wondering why production is down.

maybe they just trust the model to catch their mistakes or maybe they forgot how fast bugs can pile up

English becomes the new programming language

Psh, he already vibe coded a shell script to auto-accept lol

Then spend the next week deleting lines of code

"please make the codebase smaller and working more efficient" ... "You are 100% correct on this. I will make it smaller" 6h 24 min 26 sec + 35632 - 24 [frontend ruined] "I made the codebase much smaller, grouped everything and build a perfectly working hierachy"

We will either have to pay the price or by that time models will become good enough to clean up this mess

they know the drill already

VibeCode has proven to be a distraction. We need to shift back to custom development to ensure code integrity and long-term scalability.

it’s called algorithmic trust, look it up. 🫠

Continue.

More like @garrytan and all G Stack users 😂

Hello

gonna check later lol

itll work out just fine

awesome

I wonder what they did with the 1M lines Bun PR 🤔

Lmao

If you're building something that does not have high security needs I don't see a problem with that.

as we see it works 😄

Arm robot replace this job soon :(
