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When critical systems inevitably start breaking due to LLM slop, who do you think companies will look to hire? More vibe-coders? Or engineers who actually understand the technology and can produce high-quality software? Vibe-coding clearly can't even deliver *two* nines of reliability 🫢

Swizec Teller@swizec.com

Leadership: "AI is so good it writes almost all our code" Status dashboard:

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Jaleel Akbashev

@jaleel.bsky.social

10 Feb

Gosh, it’s like service was not working for almost 6 days?! 😳

Honza Dvorsky

@czechboy0.dev

10 Feb

I suspect even red means only a partial downtime, but still... there appears to be a trend 🫢

Matt Massicotte

@massicotte.org

10 Feb

I think it is conceivable that the systems will become complex enough fast enough that it will be economically infeasible for them to pay humans to understand and fix it manually even if they wanted to.

Honza Dvorsky

@czechboy0.dev

10 Feb

Curious what they'll do then, if not to give skilled humans the reins back, possibly asking them to rebuild crucial systems from scratch. Either way, 🍿

🎞️ Inuk ❄️

@inuk.moe

10 Feb

That’s actually impressive!