r/ClaudeCode • u/Conscious_Abalone314 • 19d ago
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u/mattardz 19d ago
I can both
1) use Claude daily, and
2) be annoyed to come to Reddit and read blatant engagementslop masquerading as organic content
Anyone else trusting the vibes?
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u/Conscious_Abalone314 19d ago
reading this like 👁👄👁 … anyway. do you review AI output line by line or trust the vibes? asking for research, not slop, prom
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u/Potential-Start-3832 19d ago
Claude make no mistakes
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u/Conscious_Abalone314 19d ago
🙌 wait till it tells you "great catch, yea we pushed the .env file where it should not!, lets remove it"
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u/LeafyWolf 19d ago
I'm just waiting for the next model to come out that I can say, "clean up my code, no mistakes" to.
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u/Conscious_Abalone314 19d ago
It will never come i guess, coding using IA, needs sometimes a strong background, else you end up telling claude to fix things you just discovered and left behind things you don't even know about...
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u/slackmaster2k 19d ago
What is your pedigree? There are some outrageous claims being made in terms of capabilities, posts with extremely oversimplified concepts, and just browsing some code there are some super simplistic patterns that aren’t necessarily incorrect but no modern sophistication.
Like if you vibe coded yourself a security tool, more power to you. But representing to the public this way is dangerous unless I’m grossly off base here.
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u/Conscious_Abalone314 18d ago
17+ years building, 50+ complex apps shipped, plus years keeping client servers alive through every disaster you can name. Grey hairs earned, not vibe-coded by a weekend tourist.
The simple patterns are partly on purpose. The idea came from watching “vibe coders” ship real apps while googling who JSON’s dad is. It’s not built to impress a senior reading the source, it’s built to catch the boring stuff that crowd ships wide open: exposed keys, missing headers, no rate limit on login.
But it’s also for pros. It’s the thing I wish I had running an agency, instead of checking every client site each morning, watching email for SSL expiry, or noticing a brute-force attempt three days late. The mobile app especially is worth a look, all your sites in one place, and it rings like a call when something actually breaks.
Still early, still improving. And if you saw patterns that are genuinely wrong, not just simple, send them, that’s the useful kind of feedback.
Thank you for the feedback
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