[faangguyindia]

there will be more data breaches.

Google and Apple are throttling hotfix updates (for app developers) as tons of code pushes to their infra (by vibe coders) is straining their system.

The are fixing this by throttling updates to minimum 3 days review period.

so good luck fixing the vulnerability or data leaks in your apps.

[ai_fry_ur_brain]

Dont worry the vibecoders will tire out, they're the same people who were making NFTs and mining bitcoin, they'll move onto the next hot thing soon enough. Its more an archetype, not necessarily the same exact people. They dont commit long term.

[pixl97]

>Dont worry the vibecoders will tire out

This seems to rhyme with "Don't worry, the spammers will tire out"

Narrator: "The spammers in fact, did not tire out"

[parliament32]

The hilarious part is that spam actually makes money, while slop does not. There's no reason to tire out if it's profitable, right?

Meanwhile.. have you ever paid for a vibe-coded anything? Why would you, when you (along with everyone else) can slop the same thing together in a weekend with a $20 CC subscription?

[glemmaPaul]

This indeed. They are the "type of guy type of guys", always drifting to next big thing®

I wonder whats next, I feel it might be a huge swing of the pendulum next.

[HDBaseT]

I am not sure I get the connection between AI code holding up review processes and data breaches.

[emodendroket]

The post made a pretty clear claim, I thought: the volume of apps being sent through is so extreme that they can't keep up with their review process.