Is the problem the software itself, or the people who own the software, and their perverse incentives to prioritize profit over all else?
Maybe Capitalism was the problem all along O___O
I don't think vibe coding will fix that by any means, especially since the LLM providers are part of that perverse profit incentive.
I think more open-source/self-hostable software is good -- more propriety closed software is bad.
We've spent 30 years putting software into everything, and everything is worse now than it was 30 years ago. I feel like these two facts may somehow be connected
Is the problem the software itself, or the people who own the software, and their perverse incentives to prioritize profit over all else?
Maybe Capitalism was the problem all along O___O
I don't think vibe coding will fix that by any means, especially since the LLM providers are part of that perverse profit incentive.
I think more open-source/self-hostable software is good -- more propriety closed software is bad.
