@matt_birchler Okay, so I get your point here, but shouldn’t we always expect the new thing to be safer to use? If we map this to autonomous driving, I don’t want to hear that the robot driver sometimes gets the pedals mixed up and zooms through a storefront - even if robot taxis make cars more accessible to more of society. I feel like there are certain basics that automation should essentially never get wrong, and if it does then it’s fair grounds for criticism. Or?
https://birchtree.me/blog/vibe-coding-away-the-production-database-like-its-2017/
Vibe coding away the production database like it’s…2017?
This is a wild story about a junior developer who destroyed his company’s production database with vibe coding: Then from my understanding that the tests add fake data, and clear existing data between test runs which basically cleared all the data from the production database. Honestly i had no
