| ▲ | andai 2 hours ago | |
Vibe coding indeed originally meant "give in to the vibes [...] and forget that the code even exists." https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383 In the case of this specific port, the port was done so fast that it is clear humans did not verify the soundness of the translation. It is not clear whether this manual verification will ever occur. That being said, most software projects were already doing "vibe coding" by Dijkstra's standards long before AI showed up. Going on vibes and forgetting that correctness even exists ;) Guaranteeing the correctness of complex code is difficult, but it will increasingly become non-optional as we now have a billion hackers in a data center. --- Edit: "Bun's unreleased Rust port has 13,365 unsafe blocks" | ||