Funny quote about "the LLM wrote a note-taking app w/o my intervention" vs. "somebody hacked my vibe-coded web-tool":

> The key insight: “Demo is works.any(), product is works.all()” - demos need to work sometimes, products need to work always.

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Vibe coding (the real thing, without the human looking at the code) is definitely not safe for production use.
That being said: depending on the criticality of the application, product is somewhere between works.mostly() and works.almostAll(). The economically optimal number of bugs is never zero, just like the optimal amount of risk is never zero.

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