the paradox is that once you're advanced enough to know what security concerns are worth your time, you probably have already internalized this.
I think the devs who are dutifully reviewing the AI for pixel-pushing tasks simply do not trust the AI at all, and would probably be happier and just as productive not using it. you need a baseline level of trust to use the tool effectively.
> the paradox is that once you're advanced enough to know what security concerns are worth your time, you probably have already internalized this.
Absolutely. I wrote this because I realized the antirez tweet could easily be misread/misinterpreted by newer developers or vibe coders as an established pro giving them license to just not care at all.
the paradox is that once you're advanced enough to know what security concerns are worth your time, you probably have already internalized this.
I think the devs who are dutifully reviewing the AI for pixel-pushing tasks simply do not trust the AI at all, and would probably be happier and just as productive not using it. you need a baseline level of trust to use the tool effectively.
> the paradox is that once you're advanced enough to know what security concerns are worth your time, you probably have already internalized this.
Absolutely. I wrote this because I realized the antirez tweet could easily be misread/misinterpreted by newer developers or vibe coders as an established pro giving them license to just not care at all.