Embedded software engineer, working on Linux and Android OS. He/him.
In no particular order: 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇵🇷
Embedded software engineer, working on Linux and Android OS. He/him.
In no particular order: 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇵🇷
fuckin' that's three more vibe code disaster area cleanup guys i'm now in touch with
0 of whom can go on record of course
(one might post about it in a severely confidentiality-compliant way)
but yeah, cleaning up vibe code disasters is absolutely a growing thing
@DavidAnson @gary_bbgames @h_thoreson expertise still matters! And it's not like we live in a binary world where code is either hand rolled or vibe coded.
Most of my prompts are to reduce toil, like "rewrite this function to use <type> instead of <ugly type>" or to replace search like "this function has <issue>, suggest some fixes." It is faster and less effort and I don't get bogged in minutiae. I hand edit after each prompt as needed.
I was a hard skeptic three months ago, not anymore.
@h_thoreson software engineers will increasingly become systems builders. We're not going away but the job is going to change a lot.
With a few exceptions, it's going to be tough to make a career out of being an expert in the minutiae of $tech_stack. A good senior eng can use a coding agent to fluidly move between tech stacks they may not actually know very well.
> Michael Paul Smith uses 1:24 scale model cars and handmade buildings, placing them in front of real-world backdrops and photographing them using forced perspective. No Photoshop, no AI… just perfect angle.
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