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Yes, lacking for the expert. To the non-expert, probably acceptable, even impressive.

• esafak 5mo ago
  That is precisely my point. The non-expert won't know what is missing and will be impressed, and there might be a price to pay. How would you like to trust your data to my vibe coded database, safety to my vibe coded mechanical designs, and health to my vibed up diagnosis?
  • nilirl 5mo ago
    What I'd said: it just feels like so much harder for a human's design to feel valuable now I'm talking about competition; being valuable within a market; being seen as useful by others. Maybe my focus on competition wasn't well communicated but you're making a precise but irrelevant point about personal integrity.
    • esafak 5mo ago
      Maybe I misunderstood. I agree that not all buyers may appreciate the difference, and experts should educate them. Sometimes the price of their ignorance will educate them too.