Comment by troupo

Many many words, no meaning.

Because you keep vibe-reading what I write.

Here's what I literally started with: "I always have to correct its hallucinations during the day. Why would I ever let it run unsupervised overnight?"

Which means what? Oh. It says literally what it says.

Here's how I continued: "Which tests and optimizations do you propose to run after a night of supervised work when one of main things that all agents keep doing is 'load all records from db , and filter them in memory'?"

What does this mean? Oh, it means the literal meaning of the sentence. It also probably strongly implies that I actually look at the code produced by these things, as otherwise I wouldn't know things like "oh, the agent loads the whole db into memory and filters it into memory, we have to correct that".

You literally completely ignored all that and got irritated by just this sentence: "It's now become so bad, I had to literally vibecode a separate linter for this".

Because, see, I had to write a tool with the use of AI and run it against existing code, and correct it until it worked to my satisfaction so that I don't have to spend a lot of my time correcting a repeating error, so I automated the finding and the correction of a repearting error using a linter. And instead of writing that entire sentence I used the word "vibe-coded".

So no you've wasted a lot of breath arguing... what exactly is it that you arguing? Your inability to read what other people write? Functional illiteracy?

Edit. Since you're so keen on chasing me in other comments it's unsuprising that you again completely ignored the one comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48962703 But sure. How dare I use the word "vibe-coding" incorrectly when it was coined by the Lord Our God Karpathy Himself.