As technology advanced, humans grew accustomed to relying on the machines.

honestly the only important difference between them is that emacs’s default keybindings can and will give you a repetitive stress injury (ask me how i know…)

Apparently MIT is teaching a vibe coding class:

How will this year’s class differ from last year’s? There will be some major changes this year:

• Units down from 18 to 15, to reflect reduced load
• Grading that emphasizes mastery over volume
• More emphasis on design creativity (and less on ethics)
• Not just permission but encouragement to use LLMs
• A framework for exploiting LLMs in code generation