Re:My business partner sent a 5K vibe-coded PR that he didn'...
by lmz on Tuesday September 08, 2026 @03:58AM
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> most businesses globally don't work in idiotic and often amoral mode of 'move fast and break things'
Not sure what business you are in but the non tech industries (corporate IT, in house apps) have not, in general, been associated with quality. Cost cutting, outsourcing to the lowest bidder: yes. Quality: no.
Re:My business partner sent a 5K vibe-coded PR that he didn'...
by kakacik on Tuesday September 08, 2026 @05:12AM
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Mostly banking but dipped my feet in many other areas in the past (telco, insurance, municipalities, army etc).
Its true budgets are often the problem, but not much 'move fast and break things' mantra of SV, rather 'move as much as low budget and corresponding quality and bureaucracy allows you to'
Re:My business partner sent a 5K vibe-coded PR that he didn'...
by huurtehoog on Tuesday September 08, 2026 @08:55PM
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There's a lot of distortion on this forum. Some people don't consider anything less than being overpaid by venture capital furnaces as worthwhile work.
Banks will not work like that for next 10 years at least. The tiny amount of money one could save on those big banking projects by using llms aggressively will bite back immediately when shit just doesn't work, clients leave for good and regulators will fine you to the ground (or remove your banking license). Many other businesses who are not race to the bottom and realize how crucial reliable IT is to their business also won't go that way anytime soon.
World is not ending, there is some transformation and thats about it. Its true there will be much less jobs for devs but its mostly affecting newcomers. Statistical models are not making code better than experienced humans, and won't for some time if ever.