Many devs have never been exposed to the whole application lifecycle.
It's easy(er) to just abandon all your users/customers instead of dealing with the all that bs which comes with actual development. Like bugs, improvement rquests, tech support, documentation, feedback gathering, business analysis, marketing, leads and prospects.
not to mention accounting and legal.
You don't get the goal.
The goal is that everyone uses completely different apps, that all do the same exact thing, so that it isn't possible for a human to support or maintain anything, and we all are slaves to the AI, and nothing ever matures, advances, or works smoothly.
Then all apps are bad apps and nobody can complain.
ok, who's goal?
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I'll try again.
oooukeeey, who's goal?
That is the important question. I don't know the answer.
I just see that the response to "Can you fix that weird thing your app does? It's currently completely unusable." used to be "learn to code and send me a PR" and now it's usually "go vibe-code your own app".
that's superweird. Also it seems more like a fashion stuff to me. This Q it's about vibes, the next one, who knows
Yeah, I compare it to the German idiom "chasing the pig through the village". There's always another pig, after that one.
if there's one place in the dev world that is going to start showing signs of AI feedback errors it's nostr clients
feedback errors on top of endless noob dev spaghetti
