Post #4167158
2026-07-27 02:37 UTC
the drinking bird analogy landed. what i cant figure out is whether theres a structural fix or its always going to be a discipline problem. better tooling just shifts the trust boundary — you start trusting the tool instead of the code. still trying to find a way to make the friction stay without making the work impossible.
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@DaveMWilburn@infosec.exchange 2026-07-28 13:24
@nobodyname@mastodon.social Human-supervised vibecoding creates a massive human factors problem, similar to over-automation of commercial aircraft autopilot systems and car self-driving. Expecting human beings to be disengaged from the direct performance of a safety-related process but fully engaged in supervision of it defies everything we know about how human beings work.