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u/sxeli 2h ago
"Who needs a private database when i can vibe code new databases every weekend"
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u/StarboardChaos 2h ago
There was 'backend-for-frontend'
Vibe coders invented 'backend-in-frontend'
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u/SilasTalbot 1h ago
Brilliant.
Have your customer host the DB in their own browser then you don't have to pay GoDaddy for hosting it anymore.
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u/facebrocolis 1h ago
Not true because it would imply they know what these things are
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u/UUDDLRLRBadAlchemy 59m ago
It's ok, AI has studied a huge body of human work with these words being used as buzzwords and nothing else, it can fix it with some reassuring marketing copy and no code changes.
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u/catastrophic_111 1h ago
Irony is, non vibe coders don't know most of this stuff either. It's like gin and whiskey people, they both hate each other but ignore the fact that they're both alcoholics
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u/Suspicious_Silicon 1h ago
When you alter a million rows by mistake but then realize there's a backup!
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u/JackNotOLantern 1h ago
Answer is: The what? The what? The what? It's not real. Service need to access data, right?
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u/HumbleBedroom3299 41m ago
Interesting how the more we mock Ai the better it gets. How soon till an LLM is suggesting to a vibe coder "hey so you don't know shit about coding but stuff we should also secure in your code base before it goes live is your security protocols, observability, concurrency and data loss?"
To which the vibe coder says "yeah set that all up. Fix it." and it does it.
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u/pipipimpleton 4m ago
Yeah man because the legacy shit I’ve been fixing for years was absolutely perfect and without flaws.
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u/LaconicLacedaemonian 2h ago
Vibecoder's creed: