AIfags whining, baby-raging and crying about gatekeeping has only made me grow more fond of it, not less.
I used to think gatekeeping was heckin' evil, but that was only because I hung around high-skill software engineers and that kind of flavoured my view of the field as a whole. But I've realized now, we DO in fact have to keep the unskilled baby ducks out of our field at arm's length, who can't even write 5 lines of code, until they take the initiative to improve themselves, and add both depth and breadth to their skillset.
>>110288361But, how can you gatekeep if a claude sub is 20 bucks? How does that work? What, you won't invite us vibechads to your lehecking awesome parties? bro...>>110288383But, how? How are you going to do that? I do agree with the point about improving and broadening skillsets wholeheartedly, btw. I just don't see how you can stop anyone from generating and publishing unrepentant AI slop, if that's what they choose to do
>>110288383OK then i will hire 5 people to replace your whole team. If you want to play that way we can play that way
codemonkeys are showing their hand too early, you want to fuck us new AI people? Us vibeKINGS will gatekeep against YOU, we will do to you what you did to tradesmen and the service industry, it didn't have to be like this, you chose your fate
>>110288361These vibe cucks are overstating the gatekeeping case anyway. Software for the most part was free to use, and the open source world was very much welcoming for the most part.Yes, some devs were absolutely unbearable, but that isn't the full picture. The whole "AI le democratizing" software narrative is just incompetence trying to fit in at ny cost and frankly, shows more ego than the gatekeepers. I fucking hate idea guys
>>110289144Delusional revenge of the speds fantasy. Keep dreaming though!
>>110289144I bet you don't even use local. Loser.
>>110288383>OurYou're the baby duck, vibeslopper. Enjoy the hell you made
No machine has ever been able to crochet, which means AI cannot crochet. I am investing heavily in crochet to survive the AI-job-deletion problem. Buy hooks and yarn.
>>110289144Yes, I want you gone. I didn't read the rest of your post past that question because I don't care about it by the way.
>>110288361>t.
>>11028838320 years too late for that bro.
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>>110289188>These vibe cucks are overstating the gatekeeping case anyway.I'd argue that it never even existed in the first placethe only "gatekeeping" was that they were too lazy to learn to do it themselves, and entitled enough to expect others to work on their behalf for free (while imagining those others as the entitled ones for refusing)
