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Honestly - I think it's because it goes against the "vibe" part of the tooling - why do you care what the code looks like as long as when you run it it does wha
by maccard 5mo ago
Honestly - I think it's because it goes against the "vibe" part of the tooling - why do you care what the code looks like as long as when you run it it does what you want it to do?
- agos 5mo agofair point but they're not using only for "vibe" coding. Many (most) teams still have humans contributing