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florianherrengt

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    Comment #49272298

    But now they can now move so fast that nobody has a realistic chance to stop them before the damage compounds. They get into a much deeper mess much faster.

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    Comment #48506715

    I would guess that low-volume scraping is probably much less likely to cause problems.

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    Comment #48506645

    How is it a spam post? It is just an amateur blog post about a small automation experiment. I am not selling anything or promoting a tool.

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    Comment #48506612

    This is also why old accounts have value. A new account doing anything unusual looks suspicious immediately. A 10yo account with normal history and real usage would probably be muc…

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    Comment #48506584

    Yeah, fair point. I overstated that part. I’ve edited it to focus more on the actual problem: the bot starts with a large visual search space and has to narrow it down to a small t…

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    Comment #48506437

    The mouse might be one signal but Instagram is almost certainly looking at way more than that and feed it to some ML-based abuse detection. They likely have entire teams working on…

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    Comment #48506365

    Have you tried to post with something like Buffer or Hootsuite?

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    Comment #48506311

    Yeah, it could definitely be used badly and there is a thin line between account management and growth-bot spam. But that is part of what makes it interesting to me. Instagram has …

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    Comment #44706018

    I mean it is right there at the beginning: > “I went from 4-5 parallel branches down to 2, sometimes just one. […] I had to stop to think things through.” Where do you see me drunk…

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    Comment #44673350

    My bet isn't against progress. It is against magical timelines peddled by those with VC incentives. I don't want to build a career on hype, sprinkled with "maybe", "could" or "soon…

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    Comment #44672773

    This feels like a comment shot from the hip. You fundamentally misread my argument while proving my core point. You crystallised the disconnect yourself: "with the help of Claude."…

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    Comment #44672060

    You're describing exactly what I distinguish as legitimate AI use, not vibe coding. You're an experienced dev who understands your system deeply, making architectural decisions ("n…

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    Comment #44671860

    Maybe my analogy is off, but I've been thinking of it like high-end restaurants not being threatened by fast food chains. I'm trying to understand what I'm missing here. You descri…

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    Comment #44669580

    Minimum wage jobs pay low wages because a large number of people can do them. This means that if you work a minimum wage job, you're not just competing with others in your field. Y…

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    Comment #44655560

    You're the perfect target audience for vibe coding.

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    Comment #44655544

    According to Wikipedia, vibe coding is "fully giving in to the vibes, embracing exponentials, and forgetting that the code even exists" and "If an LLM wrote every line of your code…

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    Comment #44655519

    I have no issues with that and I made it very clear. Vibe coding for non-technical people is great.

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    Comment #44655494

    This is the "AI soon becomes good enough" scenario. Where is the version of this story where retail clerks enthusiastically learned the UPC scanner system and then leveraged that k…

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    Comment #44655309

    I know what the code should be doing. But it's not doing it. Now I have to deep dive into a codebase that's far less familiar to me than if I'd written it. This isn't usually such …

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    Comment #44655167

    Fair enough. I went back and forth on whether to include it. I kept it anyway because I thought it was a funny way to capture what I feel vibe coding is: just keep rerolling until …

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    Comment #44655108

    There's no way to know for sure. If there was, we wouldn't be having this conversation. But I'm trying to make an educated guess. I read the news: AI is taking over and we'll soon …

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    Comment #44654713

    Just to be clear, I don't think there's anything fundamentaly wrong with using AI to write code. But just to make sure I got this right, I looked it up on Wikipedia: > "Karpathy de…

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    Comment #44654660

    I'm not sure I understand. Do you mean that overtime some people will develop intuition for the "right vibes" and it won't be replicable by others or computers?