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I don't use them, but if I did, this would raise a few yellow flags for me.

I have nothing against people using AI, but an article or blog post that looks pumped out straight from AI with no human filter-pass raises yellow flags that they do the same thing with their code.

They had a staff coder position open about half a year ago. iirc it asked for an LLM adept though not a vibe coder per se. Not sure what to make of that but whatever... even the linux kernel is vibe coded now, there aren't escapes anymore. Just defensive waste of trillions of GPU ticks per minute because quality is in decline.

Either way... there's a reason why most finance systems have separate tables and a lot of duplication. Doing marketing about how you've optimized it all out, and got rid of balance rules is just... funny, and this post should have been in ~lol.

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I wish I was savvy enough to have known to put it in ~lol

I suppose my savvy ends at not using River.

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Haha. Wasn't criticism, I'm mostly just being grumpy.

I suggested looking at River to some 'normie-ish' US people that were just looking to DCA a bit of play money into bitcoin. I think I'd still do that if asked[1]. There are less complex ways to get rekt than through a vibe coded financial system.

  1. or maybe I'd suggest cashapp first, but then, I spent half my day yesterday chasing a squareup:wire bug I accidentally discovered its existence of through a review of other software that looked to be patching their dependency on it, that seems to still be under embargo but may touch half the shit I depend on. I'm not sure because... its embargoed - so no idea what's up.

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