"If we lose the midterms and we lose 2028, some in this room are going to prison, myself included."

Seems like it's not so unrealistic.

In the UK and other parts arrests have already been made and in the US the FBI director is drinking beers.

On the contrary if it was for a job in a public sector I would just let the LLM spit out some output and play stupid, since salary is very low.

"Here’s what it looked like with Kubernetes:"

And then he goes on mentioning two thousand steps nobody takes because those using K8 know what CI/CD is. Those changes that took him 2 hours take 30 seconds in my setup. Is it really k8s fault?

Then he proceeds rambling that he spend 3 hours on an OOM error because some junior didn't configure upper Memory limits. Kubernetes doesn't mean you can use it without learning the basics.

I never complain that python is garbage when I never read a book about python and vibe coded something with Claude. Why would I complain that writing in python takes a lot of time?

I entered a 150k € Mercedes two weeks ago and the display looked very similar to a toy display I got for my godchild.

I repeatedly rewrite prompts, restate the same constraints, and write detailed acceptance criteria, yet still end up with broken or non-functional code.its very frustrating to say the least Yesterday alone I spent about $200 on generations that now require significant manual rewrites just to make them work.

At that point, the gains are questionable. My biggest success is having the model take over the first Design in my app and I take it from there, but those hundred lines if not thousand lines of code it generates are so Messi, it's insanely painful to refactor the mess afterwards

Then the bureaucracy you mention which is just a reflection how they work internally as well.

The one who doesn't have a lot of skills or any deep knowledge will also be in self doubt and is much more likely gonna accept a lower offer, but a high skilled one will take it as an insult.