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lazystone 5 hours ago

And after 2024 all bugs cease to exist, right.

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ofjcihen 5 hours ago | parent [-]

No, but we’re spending insane amounts of money to essentially end up where we started.

How can you not see the progress?!

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bluGill 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Huh? We are spending a lot of money. (which we were doing before). However we are fixing a lot of bugs. 2024 was not that long ago, it is insane to think we might have fixed all the bugs in that time. I have personally used an LLM to fix a few long standing rare bugs that were hard to figure out. Those bugs are now gone, but there are still many more that we haven't discovered.

LLMs are a great thing for bug fixing. However they are not a miracle. You still need to do all the other things about finding, testing and fixing bugs.

You also need to care about bugs - vibe coding rarely cares about bugs.

	▲	ofjcihen 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Well sure, on the customer side. My money comment was regarding the incestuous spending circle going on that’s directly affecting the economy.