@astronomerritt

Dozens of conflicting answers per question figure is a statistical anomaly, the average Mastodon user receives 1 conflicting reply. Replies Steph, who posts a question and receives 10,000 conflicting replies, is an outlier and should not have been counted.

@serge that’s the barrier that is so brittle that it can be shattered by looking at a questionnaire of Jews in the US.

It’s no wonder that they have to resort to lies, denigrating jokes, and so forth, if they have to preserve that barrier.

Even if it was completely vibecoded, who cares? It’s another funnel to bring people into the Fediverse. You don’t need to use it yourself, just be glad that there’s more ways to get people in here. It’s a different design with different UX, there’s always the chance that this will hook people who didn’t enjoy Lemmy/PieFed/Mbin/etc. The more the merrier.

I'm in the same position, I mean, I worked really hard to get MVP done, and I'm just a full stack developer, with 15 years of experience in the industry, and they say it's vibecoded because the UI looks well done haha. That's amazing, but in certain way I see it funny to be honest. It feels more like people those haters tried, failed and they have nothing better but attack XD.

I told one of them, ok, try to create one and see how it goes. An AI cannot do what it has been done here that's why it is so ridiculous when they say it is vibecoded.

@LunaDragofelis But I get what you mean /soft

@ryanc @Edent Stuff like that is why I have to use a UA spoofer addon... 🤬

This is what @pluralistic wanted: a petition to the Canadian Parliament to repeal the anti-circumvention law. If you are eligible you really should sign this.

https://www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-7718

This morning I did something I haven't done since 2016: I opened my news app without any dread.

Its strange how hostile people are being. And people are assuming everything is vibecoded at this point.

Tailwind it’s a utility first framework with no pre built components, I think you are the one that does not know what are you saying, you build whatever you want and can fully customize the theme that’s literally the point of it, and it’s in the official docs.

On the AI and closed source speculation, the auth, signatures, permissions, input handling is standard and went through an OWASP review before launch I said it before. I said I used AI for unit tests, integration tests, performance work, and even to attack my own app. I did not say I let it write the product. After 15+ years writing software, most of us already know AI still ignores SOLID, duplicates existing functions, and introduces security issues if you hand it the whole job. But you’re free to dislike the design or the decision to keep the anti-abuse parts private. The transparency page is public if you want the actual policies and review status instead of the theory.

Again, if you don't like the UI or think this is all robots, you can always join X, Reddit, or any other platform that steals your data and helps big corporations, or you can develop your own and invite me, but for that you need to be developer first. I thought people were different in the Fediverse.

The elitism is in thinking that using AI for some parts of the application (the frontend) nullifies the whole project.

I very much doubt the AI use is confined to the frontend.

We can only be sure if/when they open the backend code.

why the frontend fine to vibe code while other stuff is not?

Many reasons:

• frontend code has a lot less variability than backend
• users already expect some common UI/UX, and AI has been trained on these so much that it rarely gets the basics wrong.
• UI code is not part of the core business
• buggy frontends may be bad to users, but they are a lot less likely to cause catastrophic errors in the whole system.
• lots of developers do not care about frontend and think that it’s s just about “making it pretty”, so they are happy to delegate this work to a clanker.

@LunaDragofelis Many buses were still circulating, at least locally. Didn't check at the train station when I was near it, tho. Avoided the area

@nixCraft OpenWRT uses Dropbear and AFAIK Dropbear is not affected?

@evan ya for sure, and the continuing “digital sovereignty” focus due to the Trump administration will help the fediverse along, but the results of the midterms themselves I don’t think will accelerate, or decelerate things.

Hélicoptère depuis chepa quelle heure, sirènes toutes les minutes, c'est le chaos à Toulouse ou quoi ? (J'ai pas eu le temps,de m'informer)

@llamasoft_ox Damn, breakfast looks good

Why does your comment smell of elitism?

Yeah, it would be better if the code was FOSS. But at least it was released, the author seems to know the important parts of AP integration and is asking for constructive feedback. This is one million times better than developers who keep their purely organic, 100% fair trade software projects in a virtual shelf for fear of being criticized.

@gildilinie What evidence do you have for that?

I never said I have immunity and will admit it might be doing something.

But as I have been open and honest to everyone I talk to about my usage, I have not had anyone point this out.

This is why I keep pressing. To make sure I’m not missing something. I see the stories. I’m afraid that I’d fall into something, too.

I watch “Intervention” thinking that could be me one day and want to know if I’m ever falling down that path.