Way more than 90% of code doesn’t need to be up to NASA standards. But there are many levels of quality between vibe coded and NASA engineered. Most code that makes money is in the middle, but should probably be closer the NASA end of the spectrum.
If 90% of code is for hobbies that don't cost anyone anything when it breaks, great - but launching rockets into space with million or billion dollar payloads is akin to software that makes millions or billions of dollars, and vibeslop is simply a liability at best in any real use case past a weekend hobby project.
Yap, tell my clients now that source code isn't a secret sauce anymore.
It's now so easy to generate, that, almost no matter what you do, there is nothing special or secret about it anymore. Especially when you already host at GitHub or Azure or whatever, it's already inside AI.( Even if you don't, they still get their fingers on it)
I know, because I created an AI help chat bot with a help document and API from a closed source product, made it public and then got accused feeding the AI the source code and needed to take it down.
Nope, it was already inside. The documents and help files etc. got the AI to print out part of the source code lmao.
I guess so, but if you have to keep lifting weights at home to stay competent at your job, then lifting weights is part of your job, and you should be paid for those hours.
Two years. Basically the period when people were stuck at home during COVID restrictions and were willing to spend extra money to make that experience more comfortable. Prices fell precipitously after restrictions were lifted and people had desires outside of the home again.
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