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Joyless scolds aren’t new. They dont have a point. They will always show up when somebody is having fun so they can take that away. It’s a weird antisocial behavior and we shouldn’t give them the w

People who aren’t using AI to code at this point are delusional or lying, trying to ride a horse down the highway and backing up the traffic instead of asking “what can we do to make cars safer and electric.” They have no ethical high ground

every news headline and social media post you've ever seen is competing for your attention in an oversaturated space; in post-capitalist america, it's clickbait or starve. ask yourself when you read: is this intentionally lacking nuance, potentially in an attempt to financially benefit some party?

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+ the big attention grabbing news around integrating AI into programming/software engineering is going to be the space where the most movement is visible on the outside - that's going to be the group of people who are going from incapable of producing something to quick output. -

That's what's socially shocking - the movement of people who don't have any technical background to suddenly vibe coding a real, concrete product. But that's not the only thing happening and is not the biggest thing happening. The route of already experienced devs integrating agentic work into

their workflows is approaching the whole thing from such a different place, but its too technical and not interesting enough for the average casual layperson to care about.

So you don't hear about it, and everyone assumes all AI that touches code results in the same level of software your average highschool tiktok vibe coder produces