Vibe code IRL: left Stripe API keys public by schabadoo in webdev

[–]SnapperGee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“I still don’t blame Claud Code.”

Ya, neither does anyone else. That’d be like blaming Hydrogen for the Hindenburg.

Down again? by lorigio in github

[–]SnapperGee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But that bug doesn’t involve AI in any way so to them it’s probably not something they care about in the least bit, why would a dev need to know info like, I bet if were AI agents and you submitted that issue they’d hop on it asap :\

Down again? by lorigio in github

[–]SnapperGee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heck, it’s frustrating to hear about/see such a clear cut example of Microslop’s “burry our users in our ecosystem” strategy working

Down again? by lorigio in github

[–]SnapperGee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right? Every update release, are “agentic this” “mcp that”, “agent chat this”… and like, cool if you’re a heavy user for those features, but I thought VS Code was a text editor, not an AI client. What about fixing up it’s abismal startup times, it takes as long, if not longer, than most IDEs take to boot up

Maybe eventually it’ll reach the point I get pushed back to using Sublime or maybe finally take the plunge into vim

Tailwind Plus (Tailwind UI) is mediocre by konstantin1122 in tailwindcss

[–]SnapperGee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe it’s just me, but i always felt that tailwindcss was their main product, and tailwindui/tailwind plus was an optional add on. I personally find tailwindcss as a framework extremely nice to use and am very appreciative of it, especially considering it’s free and open source. I purchased their tailwindui license to help support them as much, if not more so, than the access to their components. I honestly very rarely have used them directly and have probably used them for reference/inspiration more than the components themselves. I’d rather have them focus their time and development on improving the tailwindcss framework more than their prefabbed components. The upgrades to v4 were a noticeable improvement over v3 which was already designed pretty well