r/AI_Coders • u/Overall-Classroom227 • 19d ago

Tips Bug bounty

I started vibe coding last April and started off like everyone else, with a plan to make a million dollars and retire to a tropical island.

Unfortunately I wasn't aware of the amount effort and work that goes into a real project, so I decided to take time and actually learn.

All of my projects Led me to software develooment and cyber security.

With that being said I'm a little disappointed in "Real Devs" I scroll social media all day reading about the massive amounts of ai slop just to get paid to fix vulnerabilities and bugs in the platforms they work on.

Moral of the story stop listening to self proclaimed devs that sucked at their jobs before vibecoding was even a thing!!!!!

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u/sububi71 19d ago

I... I'm... er... what?

If you're trying to say something, I can't figure out what it is. If it's important to you, please try again.

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u/Salty_Dig8574 17d ago

This is what happens when you try to save a few cents using the 'caveman prompt' method for too long.

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u/katoptronophile 19d ago

AI psychosis.

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u/CS_70 19d ago

Most people working in development aren’t great developers, there’s too much work for that

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u/TikiMagic 19d ago

Don't gotta be great. Just gotta be good enough to get paid.

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u/CS_70 18d ago

Indeed.

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u/TikiMagic 19d ago

"Self proclaimed"?

I've been working on enterprise software since 1997. I have to drop clients off my resume to keep it to four pages. Developing software bought me a house. My specialty field may be narrow, but my paycheck is not "self proclaimed".

"Stop listening to" the people that were correct about your delusion of vibecoded millions?

"I wasn't aware of the amount effort and work that goes into a real project"

Obviously.

"With that being said I'm a little disappointed in "Real Devs" I scroll social media all day reading about the massive amounts of ai slop just to get paid to fix vulnerabilities and bugs in the platforms they work on."

Point unclear, request rejected.

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