What I find problematic is that it’s widely used as a big implicit downvote. Most of my recent submissions about browser/web security got the tag applied by someone else. “lots of people won’t see you anymore, because you touched the devil’s machine” is kinda weird.
Some people want to continue developing like they have for the past decade or two, without constantly seeing LLMs everywhere.
So they filter the vibecoding tag as a way to keep a pre-AI style view of lobsters, in a certain sense a “what would the lobsters front page look like if LLMs had never been invented?”
Why do you see content warnings (which is what this tag is primarily used for) as an implicit downvote?
If users who didn’t want to see your post were forced to see it, that’d surely create even more debate in the comments below these posts.
What I find problematic is that it’s widely used as a big implicit downvote. Most of my recent submissions about browser/web security got the tag applied by someone else. “lots of people won’t see you anymore, because you touched the devil’s machine” is kinda weird.
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Some people want to continue developing like they have for the past decade or two, without constantly seeing LLMs everywhere.
So they filter the vibecoding tag as a way to keep a pre-AI style view of lobsters, in a certain sense a “what would the lobsters front page look like if LLMs had never been invented?”
Why do you see content warnings (which is what this tag is primarily used for) as an implicit downvote?
If users who didn’t want to see your post were forced to see it, that’d surely create even more debate in the comments below these posts.
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