orphea
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Second, yes, I did. The first two sentences of the article are:
> I hate cookie banners. And I hate them even more when the sites showing them don't obey them.
Notice "And". While I agree that hating cookie banners in general was not the main topic of the article, it was an independent statement. Which I commented on.[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#:~:text=Ple...
> I hate cookie banners.
Shows a cookie banner.Did you know that if you don't use cookies (or other persistent tokens) for ads and tracking, you don't need to show the banner? So maybe direct your hate to website owners? And yourself.
- Cloudflare
> given the rate at which models are improving
Right. https://xkcd.com/605/ > in 3 to 5 years software development could be fully automated.
Yes, and as we all know, AI has replaced software engineers "in 6 months" several times by now.I don't reject AI in development. I reject garbage and attempts to mislead people.
> Does the label "vibe-coded" even make sense
Yes. > if even in major organizations most of the code is written by LLM-based agents?
Then it just means that these major organizations are vibe-coding. > nobody can commit to, change, or meaningfully adjust this repository while adhering to its license
As if someone wanted.1. paying an illustrator is non-economically-viable for 99% of homelabbers? and
2. AI would have done it at an equivalent quality level?