I hear this literally every 6 months :)

Speaking has someone who shares the same lack of surprise, perhaps some alarm is warranted. Just because it’s ubiquitous doesn’t mean it’s ok. This feels very much frog in boiling water for me.

Why do you think the alarmist framing is unwarranted?

    // Exit if we detect node debugging or inspection
    if ("external" !== 'ant' && isBeingDebugged()) {
        process.exit(1);
    }

Also, I don’t have time to wait around for a review to work on other parts of the same codebase.

I do use Claude code at home maybe a couple hours a week, mostly for code base exploration. Still haven’t figured out how to fully vibe code: the generated code just annoys me and the agents are too chatty. (Insert old man shaking fist at cloud).

> Let's build it.

Cool concept; but every blog post sounds exactly the same nowadays. I mean it’s like they are all written by the exact same person /s

Tangentially, I wonder if the world trade federation or the Washington tennis foundation have any projects on GitHub :)

https://patents.google.com/patent/US9583163B2/en

> How do you patent a for-loop for example

- you are assuming that AGI is just around the corner and that scaling up language models is the path to get there

- you can make this argument about basically anything (nuclear power, tuberculosis medication, free healthcare). I’d say the burden of proof is on you to back up your extraordinary claim with extraordinary evidence.