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The title says it is vibe-coded. By definition, it means they didn't write it.

• throwawayffffas 11mo ago
  But how do they know it's vibe-coded? It may have a smell to it. But the author might not know it for a fact. The fact it's vibe-coded is actually irrelevant the size of the request is the main issue.
  • foxfired 11mo ago
    I'm not gonna make assumptions on behalf of OP, but if you have domain knowledge, you can quickly tell when a PR is vibe-coded. In a real world scenario, it would be pretty rare for someone to generate this much code in a single PR. And if they did in fact spend 6 months painstakingly building it, it wouldn't hurt to break it down into multiple PRs. There is just so much room for error reviewing such a giant PR.
  • sunaookami 11mo ago
    You can recognize it by the rocket emojis in the PR description ;)
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