> That's basically Torvolds full time job? It's actually more like 50 devs, each of them specialized in their own field, with 20+ years programming experience.

> That's basically Torvolds full time job? It's actually more like 50 devs, each of them specialized in their own field, with 20+ years programming experience. And even they make mistakes sometimes (see the recent TOCTOU exploit wave). What vibecoders never get: it's about stability of software. Nobody will rely on your vibecoded project if even you yourself don't give a damn about any API stability or API contracts. If you expect others to use vibecode assistants to use your software/library... then what was the reason in the first place to write it, if it's effectively not solving a problem? The whole points of dependencies and packages goes out of the window once the library maintainers start to use slopcoding practices.