Parker Higgins on Nostr: a lot of good programmers develop a healthy instinct to ask "why did they solve the ...
a lot of good programmers develop a healthy instinct to ask "why did they solve the problem this way?" when looking at unfamiliar code. vibe-coded codebases completely upend that
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