An AI Vibe Coding Horror Story
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An AI Vibe Coding Horror Story
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#3Lack of security theater is a good thing for most businesses
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#4It is just a matter of time when something really really bad happens.
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#7I sent them an email and they threatened to sue me. I was a bit in shock from such dumb response, but I guess some people only learn the hard way, so I filed a report to the AEPD (Data protection agency in Spain) for starters, known to be brutal.
I've also sent them a burofax demanding the removal of my data on their systems just last friday.
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#8Archived version: https://archive.ph/GsLvt https://web.archive.org/web/20260331184500/https://www.tobru...
Edit: the archive.ph one works for me :)
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#9I did something similar to a local company here in Spain. Not medical, but a small insurance company. Believe it or not, yes, they vibecoded their CRM. I sent them an email and they threatened to sue me. I was a bit in shock from such dumb response, but I guess some people only learn the hard way, so I filed a report to the AEPD (Data protection agency in Spain) for starters, known to be brutal. I've also sent them a…
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#10It sorta should do this anyway given that the user intent probably wasn’t to dump everyone’s data into Firebase or whatever.
I personally would like this as well since it gets tiring specifying all the guardrails and double-checking myself. Using this stuff feels too much like developing a skill I shouldn’t need while not focusing on real user problems.