this seems to translate "we fucked it so hard with trying to vibe code a real thing, your job is to fix it and take all the blame"

[barubary@infosec.exchange]

@davidgerard Look, all the hard parts are already done: infrastructure, distributed systems, database design, encryption, financial flows, etc. Now we just need someone to bolt on safety and security after the fact. How hard can it be‽

[ariadne@social.treehouse.systems]

@davidgerard @dysfun these are the types of jobs I used to take on

[dysfun@social.treehouse.systems]

@ariadne @davidgerard i mean i did too, but usually not knowing how bad it would be.

[wakingrufus@bigshoulders.city]

@davidgerard
They tried to vibe-code a PCI-DSS compliant payment processing system??? Lol. Lmao.

[speculationfictive@union.place]

@davidgerard This is satire, right? Right?!

[rycochet@furs.social]

@davidgerard Scapegoat wanted, must be willing to face all the consequences of our decision making and surrender a future career elsewhere because of the reputational harm when we throw you to the wolves.

[dukeboitans@mas.to]

@davidgerard why they don't just ask claude to "not make any mistake!"

[abucci@buc.ci]

@davidgerard@circumstances.run While I wouldn't put it past an AI-pilled startup to try using AI to poorly "solve" a problem that was solved by the Mesopotamians, I wonder whether this is real. The user joined twitter this month, and has only the one post. It's so over the top absurd it's hard to believe a real human being would write it, let alone post it.

[malvarma@tiny.tilde.website]

@davidgerard i dont get it. Why can't they just ask claude to review the codebase and fix all the bugs?

I am told that ai always works, you just need to prompt harder.

[slotos@toot.community]

@davidgerard With that salary I could retire early. With that job description I will retire right into the grave.

[rbuzz@ioc.exchange]

@spiqueras @davidgerard This is way more money than I see most senior roles advertising in the US. They are often near 100-120k a year.