Sometimes a post on LinkedIn will have a link to a "finished" product. But 99% of the time there is a comment that says, "Hey, your API endpoints aren't protected."

In a recent post on HackerNews, someone said that there is no burden of proof that it works. The purest form of "trust me bro."

I prefer the other posts of vibe coders complaining about data loss because their llm didn't tell them how to prevent xss or SQL injection.

Like all the other content grifters and their tutorials or get rich quick scams.

stealth startup bro, my crud app is gonna change the world

I have met people that dont know how to navigate with Google maps and its painful to be a passenger with them.

Ironically cars can park and navigate, but not drive.

I think the largest failure is bad architecture, or that is the inability to understand architecture at all. After your vibe coded project gets larger than a prototype and you "zoom out" to try and grasp what is going on, is when you see how bad it is.

Given the potential damage from it, it's more like saying it can drive while being confident the brake pedal is always the left-most one, because it'd seen it on reddit.

Looks ethically sourced artisanal lines to me

Cors was usually not part of any tutorials. To new people it was more of an afterthought, just set policy to get you page to work.

CORS has always been a problem. I keep having to remind the backend team to send proper headers. They say it works in curl so why not in the browser. It’s not very intuitive.

When I was learning, CORS was a pain in my ass. It’s not taught well, and often glossed over.

Idk. I think using ai to learn Linux as you switch to it is fair ground. In the end they’re free from Microsoft. It’s a win. Just make sure they have data backups.