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slightlyoff@toot.cafe ("Alex Russell") wrote:
This will seem counter-intuitive; "but I can just vibe-code this thing now..."
But that means the output is a commodity. The *input* -- what you ask a machine to produce -- is more important. And as contexts grow, refactoring becomes cheaper.
If you're a software engineer asking tools to hand you output that isn't as tuned up as it could be -- something you can only do if you understand the interactions and options -- then the failure of *your* context grows in (negative) impact.